Te Kete Rauemi | The Resource Kit

Nau mai, haere mai. Welcome to te Kete Rauemi mō ngā Kaikōkiri – the Champions basket of resources or toolkit. This kete aims to support the delivery of te Rautaki Manaaki Mana: excellence in Emergency Care for Māori.
Indigenous Health and Cultural Competency Program

Cultural awareness is a critical part of successful patient care, which is why ACEM established the Indigenous Health and Cultural Competency (IHCC) program.
Closing the Gap

Closing the Gap is an Australian government strategy that aims to reduce disadvantage among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with respect to life expectancy, child mortality, access to early childhood education, educational achievement, and employment outcomes.

The Treaty of Waitangi and Cultural Competency in Aotearoa New Zealand

We acknowledge that health inequities continue to exist between Māori and pākehā. These disparities are evident in every ED in Aotearoa, and continue to impact on patient outcomes.

Assessing Cultural Competency Modules

The goal of the Assessing Cultural Competence package is to improve FACEM's abilities to assess cultural competence in trainees and to provide meaningful feedback. The three eLearning modules in the series were written by the ACEM Assessing Cultural Competence Reference Group.
 
The modules contain video interviews with FACEMs and other doctors, Aboriginal and other cultural allied health staff and cultural education experts. The modules use case studies that reflect the real life challenges of emergency medicine practice and encourage reflection and extrapolation of the core principles of cultural competency to all your patients.
 
View our Assessing Cultural Competency Modules.

Best of Web Resources

There are a number of indigenous health resources you can view on the Best of Web platform.

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