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Whakamaua Māori Health Action Plan 2020-2025 consists of what four goals?

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  • Enabling Maori communities to exercise their authority regarding their health and wellbeing
  • Ensure the health system is fair and equitable and delivers more equitable outcomes.
  • Addresses racism and discrimination.
  • Protects Maori knowledge throughout the health system.
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The New Zealand Healthcare system is overseen by ______, which also provides funding for the healthcare system.

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Ministry of Health in Wellington

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There are 20 ____, which allow for regional governance of healthcare delivery.

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District Health Boards

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What is the role of Primary Health Organizations?

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Service high needs populations and to provide preventative programs and fulfills MoH directives.

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What is the differences between Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary healthcare?

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  • Primary healthcare is provided by GPs or Practice nurses, and covers diagnosis, screening, counselling and prevention.
  • Secondary Healthcare is found in the hospital system and covers treatment, injury, and more serious conditions.
  • Tertiary Healthcare is highly specialized and long care like surgery, neonatal, cancer ect.
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What governing body oversees the Code of Ethics (2019)?

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New Zealand Nurses Organization (NZNO)

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What codes came out of the Health Practioner’s Competence Assurance Act (2003)? What governing body oversees them?

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Code of Conduct (2012)
Competencies for RN’s (2012)

Nursing Council of New Zealand (NCNZ)

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Define an Act.

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A formal Description of a law passed in New Zealand. It is legally binding.

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What are the three governing acts?

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  • Health Practioner’s Competence Assurance Act (2003)
  • Health and Disability Commissioners Act (1994)
  • Privacy Act (2020)
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What is a code?

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A code is a practical guide on how to achieve the legal standards required in a Act.

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What are the four governing codes?

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  • Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights (Code of Rights) (1996)
  • Code of Conduct (2012)
  • Health Information Privacy Code (2020)
  • Guideline - Code of Ethics (2019)
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What are the 7 Maori Ethical principles outlined in the Code of Ethics?

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  • Rangatiratanga - Self-Determination
  • Manaakitanga - Kindness and Respect
  • Tika - Justice, Fairness, Truth
  • Whanaungatanga - Connection, Relationships
  • Wairuatanga - Spiritual Health
  • Kotahitanga - Collective action, Unity
  • Kaitiakitanga - Guardianship
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What are the 9 Western Ethical principles outlined in the Code of Ethics?

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  • Autonomy
  • Beneficence
  • Non Maleficence
  • Justice
  • Confidentiality
  • Veracity
  • Fidelity
  • Guardianship
  • Being Professional
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What are the 10 Health Consumer Rights as outlined in the Code of Health and Disability Services (1996)?

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  • The right to be treated with respect
  • The right to freedom from discrimination, coercion, harassment, and exploitation
  • The right to dignity and independence
  • The right to services of an appropriate standard
  • The right to effective communication
  • The right to be fully informed
  • The right to make an informed choice and give informed consent
  • The right to support
  • Rights in respect of teaching or research
  • The right to complain
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In relation to the Health Information Privacy Code (1994), what are the rules regarding documentation about a health consumer? What are the rules about giving out health information?

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Information held about a health consumer is to be:
•Up to date
•Accurate
•Complete
•Relevant
•Not misleading
Information can only be disclosed:
• If they agree
• Are under the Mental Health Act
• Cannot make own decisions
• Serious threat to another's safety
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What are the 13 Rules of the Privacy Code (2020)?

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Rule 1: Purpose of collection of health information
Rule 2: Source of health information
Rule 3: Collection of health information from individual
Rule 4: Manner of collection of health information
Rule 5: Storage and security of health information
Rule 6: Access to personal health information
Rule 7: Correction of health information
Rule 8: Accuracy etc of health information to be checked before use or disclosure
Rule 9: Retention of health information
Rule 10: Limits on use of health information
Rule 11: Limits on disclosure of health information
Rule 12: Disclosure of health information outside New Zealand
Rule 13: Unique identifiers

17
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What are the 6 P’s of social media use for nurses?

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PROFESSIONAL Act professionally at all times

POSITIVE Keep posts positive

PATIENT/PERSON FREE Keep posts patient or person free

PROTECT YOURSELF Protect your professionalism, your reputation and yourself

PRIVACY Keep your personal and professional life separate; respect privacy of others

PAUSE before you post. Consider implications; avoid posting in haste or anger

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What is the framework for reflection?

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What, So what, Now what

19
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What started the implementation of cultural safety in NZ?

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1980s - Had trouble recruiting and retaining Maori Nurses.

1991- Cultural Safety Guidelines written by Irihapeti Ramsden

1992- NCNZ incorporates cultural safety

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What are the 8 Code of Conduct Principles?

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PRINCIPLE 1.
Respect the dignity and individuality of health consumers 7
PRINCIPLE 2.
Respect the cultural needs and values of
health consumers 11
PRINCIPLE 3.
Work in partnership with health consumers to promote
and protect their well-being 15
PRINCIPLE 4.
Maintain health consumer trust by providing safe
and competent care 19
PRINCIPLE 5.
Respect health consumers’ privacy and confidentiality 23
PRINCIPLE 6.
Work respectfully with colleagues to best meet
health consumers’ needs 27
PRINCIPLE 7.
Act with integrity to justify health consumers’ trust 31
PRINCIPLE 8.
Maintain public trust & confidence in the
nursing profession

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What are the four domains of competence outlined by the NZNC?

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• Professional Responsibility, Management of Nursing Care, Interpersonal Relationships, Interprofessional healthcare and quality improvement

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What are the three principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi/the Treaty of Waitangi?

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Partnership, protection, participation

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