Te Ārai News
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Congratulations Hamish!
Thanking Julia and welcoming Josephine
Why “Family First” Matters in Palliative Care for Chinese Migrants
Seeing Dignity Differently
Our research in pictures
Te Whare Kaiao: Re‑imagining Paediatric Palliative Care
Better support needed for Māori whānau during out-of-hospital deaths
Visiting our friends in Canada
New publication: Paramedic student preparation for death, dying and bereavement care
Priorities for future end of life care research with people with learning disability
Exploring distress amongst Chinese immigrant breast cancer survivors
Celebrating Susan
We celebrated Susan Waterworth’s contribution to Te Ārai on her retirement
Te Whare Kaiao: built with whānau, for whānau
A new, Indigenous framework for children’s palliative care aims to keep the child in view
Launching Aotearoa’s First Māori Resources on Assisted Dying
Paediatric End-of-Life Decision-Making in Mainland China
Learning lessons from the pandemic to improve hospice care
Congratulations Jintana!
Maungārongo: finding peace
Māori Experiences of Assisted Dying: What We’re Learning
