Module Three

Question 1

Discuss the United Nation Sustainability Goals and the ways that nurses are contributing to meeting the goals.

Question 2

Discuss the historical changes in society’s views and language related to disability, including the experience of ableism.

Question 3

Describe disability from a social perspective and ways that nurses contribute to improving outcomes.

Question 4

Discuss the historical migration of Pacific people to Aotearoa New Zealand.

Question 5

Describe the cultural strengths and specific health challenges Pacific people face in Aotearoa New Zealand and ways that nurses can provide culturally safe care.

Question 6

Define the terms: indigenous/first nation/aboriginal/native

Question 7

Discuss the global context of contemporary indigenous health and how colonisation has influenced health of indigenous people today.

Question 8

Discuss the implications of being a refugee or migrant on their health in Aotearoa New Zealand and ways that nurses can contribute to improving outcomes.

Question 9

Explore health inequities related to gender and the implications to nursing practice.

Question 10

Using the Sociological Imagination Framework, describe the current issues faced by rural people in Aotearoa New Zealand

Question 11

How did the UN Sustainable Development Goals develop? (found in the ICN reading below)

Question 12

What are 3 global health topics identified by the World Health Organisation?

Question 13

Provide one example of how nurses are helping to meet a Sustainable Development Goal?