Making it safe to talk about family violence in health care

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The moemoā of Atawhai is for health care to be a place where families and whānau feel safe to talk openly about family violence, and health care providers feel confident and capable to respond.

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Atawhai Network

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Whānau Voice

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Publications

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Atawhai Network

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Whānau Voice

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Publications

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Our Partners & Collaborators

Funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand.

Turuki Healthcare logo: blue and red Māori design with text "TURUKI HEALTHCARE".
Plunket logo: blue background with three heart shapes (red, orange, purple). "Plunket whānau āwhina" text below.
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Our Partners & Collaborators

This research is funded by the Health Research Council

of New Zealand.

Turuki Healthcare logo: blue and red Māori design with text "TURUKI HEALTHCARE".
Plunket logo: blue background with three heart shapes (red, orange, purple). "Plunket whānau āwhina" text below.
Logo of "The Centre for Health" with a spiral design on a teal background.