Abstract
While some primary care practices have found ways to deliver quality care more equitably to their Māori and Pacific patients, others have struggled to get started or be successful. Quality Symposium attendees shared their views on barriers and success factors, both within the practice and beyond. When practices have collaborated and used their own ethnic-specific data in quality improvement techniques, they have improved Māori and Pacific health and equity. Attendees asked for greater practical support and guidance from the profession and sector. They report a funding gap for services needed by their patients to enable primary care to deliver equitable services for Māori and Pacific people.
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Keating, G., & Jaine, R. (2016). What supports are needed by New Zealand primary care to improve equity and quality? Journal of Primary Health Care, 8(4), 312–315. https://doi.org/10.1071/HC16020
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