Development of the Whanganui Regional Health Research Collaborative

Development of the Whanganui Regional Health Research Collaborative

Project Dates:

June 2021

This project reports the development of equity collaborative research in Whanganui regional primary health care.

The Whanganui Regional Health Research Collaborative has been developed as part of the response to health disparities in the region. It is the result of health and research organisations working together to form a collaborative that will focus on equity-based health research. We are focusing on health disparities because differences in health status are unfair and unjust, and because they are also the result of differential access to the resources necessary for people to lead healthy lives. Research can help us know which initiatives are most helpful to address health inequity and test out approaches that will help with changes the way the health system responds to differences in health for different groups.

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This project is completed.
Gout Stop continues as a clinical and community programme in Whanganui.

Project team:

Dr John McMenamin

Dr John McMenamin

Heather Gifford

Dr Heather Gifford

Professor (Dr) Gillian White

Prof (Dr) Gillian White

Katie McMenamin

Dr Katie McMenamin

Dr Amohia Boulton

Dr Amohia Boulton

Project collaborators:

Titara Hika Research Team Intern

Titarakaahu Hika

Research Intern

Funders:

Health Research Council of New Zealand