ONE KAUPAPA. MANY PLACES TO ACT.
01 / WHERE I ASK QUESTIONS
RAKAHAU
RESEARCH GROUNDED IN ASPIRATION.
BUILT FOR ACTION.
I’m interested in research that creates useful knowledge and makes a tangible difference for whānau and communities. My mahi spans medicines care, Indigenous health, diabetes, ageing, AI and natural health.
02 / WHERE I WORK ALONGSIDE WHĀNAU
HAUORA
Medicines care where whānau are.
Community-based pharmacy mahi focused on relationships first, meeting whānau at marae, in community spaces, at home or online.
03 / EXPLORING WHAT ELSE HELPS
MORE THAN MEDICINE
Natural products. Different knowledge. Better questions.
Exploring natural products, nutrition, inflammation, stress, rokoā rākau and the evidence for different approaches to health and wellbeing.
04 / WHERE DECISIONS GET MADE
SYSTEMS CHANGE
CHANGE THE SYSTEM,
NOT JUST THE SERVICE.
I contribute to boards, clinical networks and advisory groups where decisions about healthcare are made, working to improve how those systems respond to Māori.
GOVERNANCE / CLINICAL NETWORKS / ADVISORY MAHI
05 / WHERE IT STARTS
HĀPORI
CHANGE STARTS CLOSE TO HOME.
Hauora is shaped in our homes and communities; through whānau, reo, identity, connection and the things we build together.
WHAT I’M THINKING ABOUT
IDEAS I’M STILL WORKING THROUGH.
WRITING / VIDEO / REFLECTIONS
HE AHA TE MEA NUI?
It all comes back to whānau.
The research, the medicines, the businesses, the boards, the community mahi;
they're different places to act, but the kaupapa is the same:
PAE ORA MŌ TE IWI MĀORI!
KŌRERO MAI
Research. Collaboration. Kaupapa. Or just say Kia ora.