Collaborative Aotearoa

Collaborative Aotearoa

Hospitals and Health Care

Building an equitable future through transforming health and wellbeing outcomes everyday, to ensure whānau flourish

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Collaborative Aotearoa is a national network of primary health care organisations and supporting partners committed to pursuing a vision focused on the health and wellbeing for whānau and communities. Collaborative Aotearoa (the Collaborative) has committed to expanding its reach to support its networks and continue to bring focus to equitable access to more general practices and communities across Aotearoa. The Collaborative recognises that the 2022 Health Reforms will bring transformation across the sector that will require trusted partnerships to implement change at pace and scale. Our focus is strengthened through: whānau centred models of care and community led approaches honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the principles including equity, and ensuring Māori and Pacific are partners in the design and delivery of system change and implementation. One of our core strengths is being able to connect people around equitable primary care responses and building trusting relationships, particularly with Māori and Pacific at the community level. We do this by drawing on the cultural resources and capability of our members and supporting partners, creating an environment where voices are heard and respected, and promoting a culturally appropriate and safe workforce. This is where collaboration is the norm not the exception, acting as a catalyst for change and implementation. We lean into well-established partnerships with a vast range of experts in health and wellbeing, localities, digital health and system change.

Website
www.collab.org.nz
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Wellington
Type
Nonprofit
Specialties
Change Management, LEAN, Collaboration, Models of Care, Whānau centered, Collective Impact, Collective Action, and Community Engagment

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    Join the virtual event to hear our co-chair Irihāpeti Mahuika share her views and perspectives.

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    Te Whāriki o te Ara Oranga

    Te Whāriki o Te Ara Oranga (Whāriki) is a network for people in the mental health and addiction workforce who are committed to changing and improving the current systems.

    🌊 Kōrure o te tai | Changing the Direction of the Tide 🌊   Join us for a series of events in collaboration with Equally Well New Zealand and the Tupuānuku researchers from the University of Otago, Wellington.   Discover insights from the Tupuānuku research, which explores enablers and barriers to quality physical health care for people with mental health and substance use challenges in Aotearoa.   📅 He Aka Hui Part 1: 🔑 Focus: Workforce interventions & the role of primary care 🗓️ 26 September, 1–2 pm NZT 📍 Via Zoom   Don't miss this He Aka Hui, where our kaikōrero will share pivotal research insights and actively engage with attendees to develop actionable solutions aimed at turning the tide on a system that hinders consistent access to the high-quality healthcare everyone deserves as a basic right.   Be part of the change. Register now - https://lnkd.in/gHhC_W-g

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    Another fabulous partnership between PHOs portraying the alignment and collaboration across our primary care sector.

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    Health Hawke's Bay

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    One of our four values at Health Hawke's Bay is Kotahitanga. We are utilising Kotahitanga by teaming up with THINK Hauora and Whanganui Regional Health Network with a Heads of Agreement reached between the three health organisations. The agreement will see the tripartite work on improving community health outcomes, collaboration and connected patient care. Read in full here: https://lnkd.in/ejtEFWcH

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    💡 We are deeply interested and actively collaborating with people from across multiple primary care organisations, supported by IT experts, to support the evolution of AI in primary care. Our kaimahi came across a fascinating article today: Peter-Lucas Jones, CEO of Te Hiku Media, was named in the TIME100 AI list of 2024 for his work in preserving te reo Māori through AI technology. Te Hiku Media has created a suite of ‘te reo Māori’ natural language processing (NLP) tools that can enable the creation of new digital products and services that leverage te reo Māori speech recognition, including a speech-to-text system (audio transcription), text-to-speech system (TTS), and other pronunciation focussed language tools. The speech-to-text model for te reo Māori has achieved a 92% accuracy rate, the best in the world. Jones aims to inspire indigenous communities to become developers of technology, not just users, and emphasises the importance of indigenous data sovereignty to maintain identity in the digital landscape. https://lnkd.in/gZjdeSAV

    Māori media company head Peter-Lucas Jones named on TIME magazine list for preserving te reo through AI

    Māori media company head Peter-Lucas Jones named on TIME magazine list for preserving te reo through AI

    rnz.co.nz

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    Our Change Lead, Koral Fitzgerald has been leaning into her curiosity and embracing the courage in daring leadership over the last three days, attending the Dare To Lead event, hosted by Kaila Colbin from Boma. "These three days have been incredible. Sharing space with 50-odd other people willing to explore the dynamics of fear, shame, vulnerability, guilt, embarrassment and the variety of emotions and experiences that these can encompass was powerful. I'm grateful for the safe space Kaila provided for us to dig-in deep to own our story, rumble with vulnerability, living into our values, exploring trust and learning to rise from our past falls to bring more wisdom and empathy into our lives. Possibly the best course I've ever attended". We're looking forward to exploring the approaches and learnings Koral has captured, to benefit herself, the team, and all those we work with.

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    Koral Fitzgerald

    Connector & collaborator

    My cup is full! I have had such an incredible last three days being guided by the super-talented and passionate Kaila Colbin, completing the Dare to Lead course. Hands down, the most transformational course I've attended, where the benefits will only keep on coming over my lifetime! What a gift. I'm grateful for the unwavering support of my team at Collaborative Aotearoa for the space to attend. #grateful #curiosity #learning #daretolead

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    Our CEO Jess Morgan-French is looking forward to the TUANZ and Digital Health Association (DHA) event in a couple of weeks. Sharing her thoughts and insights in two of the panel sessions across the day. If you haven’t already and are keen to be involved there is still time to register!

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    🌿 Register now to our webinar, and learn about Rongoā Māori - its proven ability to improve whānau and community wellbeing, plus be inspired to explore how to support this kaupapa in your rohe! This webinar will highlight how the health care sector can give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi by supporting, resourcing and empowering whānau Māori to access Indigenous healing practices as an option alongside Western models of medicine. You will hear about groundbreaking partnerships, raising awareness of Rongoā Māori as the Indigenous system of hauora in Aotearoa, and explore meaningful collaboration alongside contemporary health settings. This webinar is designed for anyone with an interest in Rongoā Māori. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gm7Nwydx

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    Today our CEO, Jess Morgan-French visited one of the community clinics in Singapore while on holiday. The community clinics associated with SingHealth have supported patients to receive allied health services in a faster, more efficient and equitable way. Routine and simple planned care being delivered in the community making a real difference for those receiving the care. Interesting listening to learnings, the opportunities and the differences between our health syetems. Thank you Pei and the team at Tiong Bharu for hosting Jess today! Little Rākaia even got to meet Pei little girl and have a fun play date after the mums finished talking shop! 🫶🏼 Martin Chadwick Lauren Hancock SingHealth

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    Ka Rawe! What a massive increase in demand over a 12-month period! Great to see Tele-health services evolving to meet the needs of whānau! 🙌

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    ProCare

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    CareHQ, the virtual GP service and joint venture between ProCare and Southern Cross Health Insurance provided care to more than 43,000 patients over the last 12 months, up 78% on the 12 months prior, where it served more than 24,000 patients. Bindi Norwell, Chair of CareHQ said: “This huge boost in numbers is a true testament to the value that CareHQ and telehealth services provide to the people of Aotearoa New Zealand, and the assistance that has been provided to support General Practices across the motu." Norwell says that as General Practices continue to face high levels of demand, and workforce shortages, CareHQ has been a great support to help with afterhours and overflow services.

    Leap in patient demand for CareHQ over past year

    Leap in patient demand for CareHQ over past year

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