Programme » Hui Whakapiripiri 2010 - Health Research Council of New Zealand

Rotorua Convention Centre, Rotorua 8 - 9 July 2010.

Programme

Workshop Programme

Wednesday 7 July 2010
HRC Writing Workshop

Venue: Rotorua Convention Centre

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Please note that the Workshop is not compulsory and separate from Hui registration. Those wishing to attend the Workshop must register (this is free) with the HRC beforehand for catering purposes.

Time	Event	Location
12:30pm	Arrival (tea and coffee)	East Room
1:00pm-2:30pm	1. HRC background 2. HRC funding initiatives 3. Changes to current HRC funding structure for the annual contestable funding round 4. Assessment process a. Assessing committee b. Assessment criteria	East Room
2:30pm-2:45pm	Afternoon tea	East Room
2:45pm-3:45pm	Interactive Workshop on Grant Writing 1. Research questions 2. Methods 3. Timing 4. Collaboration 5. Budgets 6. Dissemination 7. Tips on writing a fundable application 8. Key dates	East Room
3:45pm-4:00pm	Break (tea and coffee)	East Room
4:00pm-4:30pm	One on one with researchers	East Room

Hui Programme

Thursday 8 July 2010
Hui Whakapiripiri

Venue: Rotorua Convention Centre

Time	Event	Location
8:00am	Registrations Open	Foyer
8:25am-8:30am	Assemble in the foyer/powhiri protocol	Foyer
8:30am-9:30am	Powhiri Please find the format for the powhiri here.	Foyer
9:45am-10:00am	Mihi/Karakia Hui Facilitator - Riripeti Haretuku	Main Theatre
10:00am-10:20am	Keynote Speaker Professor Sir Mason Durie Presentation	Main Theatre
10:30am-10:50am	Morning tea	Foyer
11:00am-12:30pm	Session 1 Facilitator - Ms Mere Balzer Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll and Isaac Bishara Institute of Environmental Science and research (ESR) Ngā Tohu o te Ora Presentation Ronald Ngata Massey University Understanding Matakite: An ecological exploration of the health related spiritual experience among Māori Presentation Mrs Moe Milne, Dr Khyla Russell, Mr Maui Hudson How Māori approach dialogue around health-related biotechnologies Presentation Dr Tristram Ingham, Bernadette Jones and Cheryl Davies Consultation with Māori Providers: The Kokiri Marae Research Consultation Toolkit Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 2 Facilitator - Dr Amohia Boulton Dr Janice Wenn Massey University The Dream, the Research and the Reality Presentation Mera Penehira and Alison Green University of Waikato Resistance and Resilience: Indigenous Research Approaches Presentation Dr Leonie Pihama Māori and Indigenous Analysis Ltd He Kaupapa Kōrero: Māori Health Researcher and Provider Views on the Impact of Kaupapa Māori Presentation Reena Kainamu University of Auckland Mother, mother...whats going on... Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 3 Facilitator - Ms Kahu McClintock Margaret Williams AUT University Prescribed physical activity for people with Type 2Diabetes: Kanohi-ki-te-kanohi support Presentation Hope Tupara Massey University Whānau Decision Processes: Opportunities and challenges for health research and health service provision Dr Lis Ellison-Loschmann Massey University Investigating reasons for ethnic inequalities in breast cancer survival in New Zealand Presentation Don Lemieux Waiariki Institute of Technology Innovative Health Role Trial of Indigenous "Community Health Aide/Practitioner" (CHAP) Model of Care amongst Maori and Rural Based Populations using Store and Forward Telehealth Technology Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 4 Facilitator - Dr Paul Reynolds Oral Health Panel Discussion Panel members: Cheryl Davies, Ruruhira Rameka, Riripeti Paine, Vilma Hape and Bridget Robson Presentation 1, Presentation 2, Presentation 3, Presentation 4 and Presentation 5	Session 1 - Main Theatre Session 2 - East Room 1 Session 3 - East Room 2 Session 4 - West Room
12:35pm-1:15pm	Lunch	Foyer
1:15pm-1:45pm	Keynote Speaker Hon. Tariana Turia	Main Theatre
1:50pm-2:45pm	Session 1 Facilitator - Dr Matire Harwood Melanie Cheung University of Auckland Weaving together Māori and Scientific ways of Knowing and Being to Study Neurodegeneration Presentation Victoria Harris Arthritis NZ, Northern Region Together we can beat Gout Presentation Dr Karen Lindsay Counties Manukau District Health Board Untreated Gout: an unrecognised but major cause of health disparity and reduced quality of life in Pacific Islanders and Māori in South Auckland. A Qualitative study Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 2 Facilitator - Dr Amohia Boulton Keri Thompson, Naina Watene and Beau Haireroa Te Runanga o Kirikiriroa Māori Research Communities: Keeping it Real Presentation Pania Renati Te Atawhai o te Ao Whakapapa, Whakama, & Kaupapa Māori Theory Nicki Spring, Louise Were and Debbie Goodwin Whakapiki Te Ora: Whānau Capacity Leading Sustainable Whānau Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 3 Facilitator - Dr Paul Reynolds Gilbert Taurua Alcohol Advisory Council The Politics of Alcohol Use - It's a black and white issue Presentation Associate Professor Jarrod Harr University of Waikato Job Insecurity and Subjective Wellbeing of Māori Workers: The Role of Resilience Presentation Denise Ewe Hapai te Hauora Tapui Ltd The Māori Tuberculosis (TB) Awareness Project: A case study of Māori community action informing and correcting research Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 4 Facilitator - Dr Leonie Pihama Kirsten Smiler Victoria University of Wellington Research at the intersection of cultures: research with Māori deaf children and their whānau Presentation Dr Nancy Higgins, Dr Hazel Phillips and Christine Cowan Ngāti Kapo o Aotearoa Growing up kāpo Māori: Identity, whānau, cultural well-being and health. A brief summary of findings Presentation Dr Emma Wyeth University of Otago Working Collaboratively Towards Understanding Māori Injury Outcomes Within a National Cohort Study Presentation	Session 1 - West Room Session 2 - East Room 1 Session 3 - East Room 2 Session 4 - Main Theatre
2:50pm-3:10pm	Afternoon tea	Foyer
3:15pm-3:45pm	Keynote Speaker Mr Moana Jackson	Main Theatre
3:50pm-4:10pm	Summary of the day Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith	Main Theatre
4:15pm-4:30pm	MC ends the day/agenda for tomorrow	Main Theatre
5:45pm	Buses depart Rotorua Convention Centre for Te Puia	Pick up at various hotels

Gala Dinner Programme

Thursday 8 July 2010
Gala Dinner

Venue: Te Puia

Time	Event	Location
6:00pm	Arrival at Te Puia	Te Heketanga-a-Rangi
6:15pm-7:10pm	Powhiri and cultural performance	Te Aronui a Rua
7:10pm-8:50pm	Dinner	Whare Kai
8:50pm	Visit Pohutu Geyser	Pohutu Geyser
9:15pm	Bus back to hotels

Friday 9 July 2010
Hui Whakapiripiri

Venue: Rotorua Convention Centre

Time	Event	Location
8:30am	Registrations open	Foyer
8:45am-9:00am	Mihi/Karakia Hui facilitator - Riripeti Haretuku	Main Theatre
9:00am-9:25am	Keynote Speaker Associate Professor Helen Moewaka Barnes	Main Theatre
9:30am-10:00am	Morning tea	Foyer
10:05am-11:15pm	HRC Presentation/Panel Discussion Facilitator - Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith Presenters - HRC Maori Health Committee Presentation	Main Theatre
11:20pm-12:00pm	Putaiora - Maori Ethical Framework document launch and discussion Facilitator - Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith HRC Presenter Dr Robin Olds - HRC Chief Executive Presentation	Main Theatre
12:05pm-12:55pm	Lunch	Foyer
1:00pm-2:10pm	Session 1 Facilitator - Dr Paul Reynolds Dr Pamela Bennett University of Auckland Kimihia Nga Mea Kua Ngaro: Searching for those things which have been lost Presentation Isaac Warbrick Massey University Fitness and fatness as predictors of insulin sensitivity in Māori Presentation Dr Melissa Cragg Te Hauora o Ngati Rarua Survey of the Health Needs of Māori Men in Te Tau Ihu Presentation ___________________________________________________________________ Session 2 Facilitator - Dr Leonie Pihama Dr Laurie Morrison University of Waikato Powhiri: from research to public health Presentation Dr Gail Tipa Tipa and Associates A mixed methods approach to collecting iwi-relevant data - a case study on contaminants in kai Presentation Dr Ngaire Phillips NIWA Determining the contaminant health risk of kai moana, kai roto and kai awa Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 3 Facilitator - Ms Mere Balzer Dr Terryann Clark University of Auckland Risk and protective factors for suicide attempt among Māori youth in New Zealand: The role of family connection as a moderating variable Presentation Associate Professor Denise Wilson AUT University Assessing the wairua and hinengaro of Māori mothers: Listening to the participant community Presentation Dr Hinematau McNeill AUT University Health measurement and knowledge translation for improved Māori health outcomes Presentation __________________________________________________________________ Session 4 Facilitator - Dr Matire Harwood Whānau Collectives Panel Discussion Dr Fiona Cram and Vivienne Kennedy Katoa Ltd Presentation 1, Presentation 2, Presentation 3 and Presentation 4	Session 1 - West Room Session 2 - East Room 1 Session 3 - East Room 2 Session 4 - Main Theatre
2:15pm-2:35pm	Keynote Presentation - Professor Te Ahukaramu Charles Royal Presentation	Main Theatre
2:40pm-3:10pm	Collaboration Session HRC Maori Health Committee	Main Theatre
3:15pm-3:45pm	Conclusion Hui Summary and karakia HRC Maori Health Committee	Main Theatre
4:00pm	Afternoon tea	Foyer