Te Tiriti Nurse: Hauora Quiz

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Te Tiriti principles for nursing

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Priya Patel

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Te Tiriti Nurse: Hauora QuizOnline version Te Tiriti principles for nursing by Priya Patel 1 Principle Four requires providing nursing services that are culturally safe and culturally responsive. Yes No 2 Principle Three states nurses should ignore cultural differences. Yes No 3 Principle Three involves recognizing that Māori health is a taonga worthy of protection. Yes No 4 Nurses should work in isolation and not involve Māori in service planning. Yes No 5 Principle Five entails acting in good faith as Tiriti o Waitangi partners. Yes No 6 Principle One requires nurses to facilitate Māori to define knowledge and worldviews and transmit these in their own ways. Yes No 7 Only doctors and not nurses have responsibilities under the Partnership principle. Yes No 8 Equity means treating everyone exactly the same regardless of background. Yes No 9 Nurses may withhold information to prevent distress for patients. Yes No 10 Principle Two requires pursuing equality in health outcomes for Māori. Yes No

Te Tiriti Nurse: Hauora QuizOnline version

Te Tiriti principles for nursing

by Priya Patel

Principle Four requires providing nursing services that are culturally safe and culturally responsive.

Yes

Principle Three states nurses should ignore cultural differences.

Yes

Principle Three involves recognizing that Māori health is a taonga worthy of protection.

Yes

Nurses should work in isolation and not involve Māori in service planning.

Yes

Principle Five entails acting in good faith as Tiriti o Waitangi partners.

Yes

Principle One requires nurses to facilitate Māori to define knowledge and worldviews and transmit these in their own ways.

Yes

Only doctors and not nurses have responsibilities under the Partnership principle.

Yes

Equity means treating everyone exactly the same regardless of background.

Yes

Nurses may withhold information to prevent distress for patients.

Yes

Principle Two requires pursuing equality in health outcomes for Māori.

Yes

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Te Tiriti Nurse: Hauora Quiz

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Te Tiriti Nurse: Hauora QuizOnline version

by Priya Patel

Principle Four requires providing nursing services that are culturally safe and culturally responsive.

Principle Three states nurses should ignore cultural differences.

Principle Three involves recognizing that Māori health is a taonga worthy of protection.

Nurses should work in isolation and not involve Māori in service planning.

Principle Five entails acting in good faith as Tiriti o Waitangi partners.

Principle One requires nurses to facilitate Māori to define knowledge and worldviews and transmit these in their own ways.

Only doctors and not nurses have responsibilities under the Partnership principle.

Equity means treating everyone exactly the same regardless of background.

Nurses may withhold information to prevent distress for patients.

Principle Two requires pursuing equality in health outcomes for Māori.

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