Conceptualising the link between resilience and whānau ora : results from a case study / by Amohia Boulton and Heather Gifford

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Conceptualising the link between resilience and whānau ora : results from a case study / by Amohia Boulton and Heather Gifford

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Index New Zealand

Description

Explores whether the concept of resilience, as described in the international literature, has resonance in the New Zealand Indigenous context. Discusses the link between the concept of resilience and the Māori concept of whānau ora, or wellbeing. Draws on findings from a qualitative study that utilised a single case study design.

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Journal

Date created

2014

Creator

Boulton, Amohia, (Whakauae Research for Māori Health and Development, Whanganui) / Gifford, Heather, (Whakauae Research for Māori Health and Development, Whanganui)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/35284210

Related subjects

Māori (New Zealand people) -- Research / Māori (New Zealand people) -- Health and hygiene / Māori (New Zealand people) -- Philosophy / Resilience (Personality trait) / Well-being / Rangahau Māori. / Tāngata whenua. / Case studies

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