Explain the principles of The Treaty of Waitangi

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Assignment -

Part A -

Research and explain the first principles and key concepts of Hauora in terms of their relationships and interconnections.

1.1 Research and explain four (4) principles of Hauora from credible sources Note: First principles refer to whanau, whenua, tinana, wairua, and hinengaro.

1.2 Research and explain four (4) key concepts of Hauora from credible sources Note: Key concepts refer to whakapapa, kaitiakitanga, whanaungatanga and manaakitanga.

1.3 Explain the interconnections between the four (4) researched principles and four (4) key concepts of Hauora in terms of relationships from a Maori worldview.

Part B -

1.1 Identify and describe the instances of whakama in Mrs. Aroha. Minimum of 3 evidences required.

1.2 Analyse the potential impacts of whakama (three (3) positive and three (3) negative impacts) on the health outcomes of a Maori client (about 600-800 words).

1.3 Identify and explain any two (2) strategies used by the Health care assistant (HCA) and trainee to help develop a relationship with their client.

1.4 Identify any two (2) impacts of colonisation on Maori population and explain with an example from the case study. (about 500-600 words)

1.5 Research four (4) other issues and draw conclusions of impacts of colonisation hauora of the indigenous Maori of New Zealand. Range: Issues may include but are not restricted to social structure, political structure, economic position, culture, language, religion, education, urban migration, employment and housing) (about 1000-1200 words)

1.6 Explain any three (3) values that were acknowledged by the HCA and the trainee. How would you apply these to your clients in a healthcare, ageing and disability service setting?

1.7 Explain the principles of The Treaty of Waitangi. (800 -1000 words)

1.8 How would you apply the principles of The Treaty in the case of Mrs Aroha. (400-500 words).

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