Neurodevelopment Network - Lunch & Learn NZ Series
Implications to practice:
Le Taualuga o Tausiga (the epitome of care):
In search of Samoan cultural safety in Physiotherapy
12pm - 12.30pm | Tuesday 19 November, 2024 | Hosted on Zoom
Follow up session following last months presentation by Oka Sanerivi, University of Otago.
In this session, Donna Smith will facilitate a knowledge translation session on the implications of last month’s L&L by Oka Sanerivi, PhD Candidate from the University of Otago. Oka presented his research and experience of Cultural safety in Physiotherapy (and health) service delivery.
To enhance learning and active participation in the knowledge translation session we invite you to watch the recap of last month’s session.
Three questions to think about ahead of the Knowledge Translation session, which we will collaboratively discuss are:
- How could the FF inform your clinical practice?
- What is the relevance for other health professionals?
- Anything you would change?
Access the session here.
About Oka:
Oka is a Samoan/Tongan Physiotherapy clinician, manager, Director and emerging researcher. Oka has recently submitted his PhD in Physiotherapy. His doctoral research explored clinical cultural safety for Samoan families. Oka lives in Tūranganui-a-Kiwa/Gisborne, with his wife, four children, a puppy, two lambs and eight chickens, on an orange orchard.
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