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Mauri Ora Foundation Course in Cultural Competency

July 08, 2013 at 10:24 AM

The online tool that has helped over 6,000 health workers increase their cultural competency in its first year will remain available at no cost, at least until 31 March 2014, confirmed Associate Health Minister Tariana Turia.

“Culture is about much more than simple superficial differences. Health professionals who understand this communicate more effectively and that can make all the difference -especially for those who find it difficult to access the care and services they need,” says Mrs Turia.

Read more and get links to the website here.



Category: Training