Cultural safety in nursing education Aotearoa (NZ)
Irahapiti Ramsden
Abstract
Irahapiti Ramsden
Abstract
First, I must acknowledge the ancestors of our peoples and the guidelines they have left for the people of the future. Then I acknowledge the energies and commitment of other Māori who have given time to the work of cultural safety and to my family who have provided a safe place when the road has been rough. Tauiwi, people who are not Māori have often been strong and indeed brave in helping this process of positive change in nursing service.
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First, I must acknowledge the ancestors of our peoples and the guidelines they have left for the people of the future. Then I acknowledge the energies and commitment of other Māori who have given time to the work of cultural safety and to my family who have provided a safe place when the road has been rough. Tauiwi, people who are not Māori have often been strong and indeed brave in helping this process of positive change in nursing service.
Key concepts: Aotearoa, Cultural safety, Nursing, Nurse education, Sociology, Psychology, Medicine, Political science