Ngāpuhi
Matire (MBChB, PhD) is a hauora Māori academic and GP dividing her time as Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Medical Health Sciences at Waipapa Taumata Rau and clinical mahi at Papakura Marae Health Clinic in South Auckland.
Matire has served on a number of Boards and Advisory Committees including Waitematā DHB, Health Research Council, ACC (Health Services advisory group), COVID-19 TAG at Ministry of Health and the Māori Health Advisory Committee.
In 2017 Matire was awarded the L’Oréal UNESCO New Zealand ‘For Women In Science Fellowship’ for research in Indigenous health, in 2019 she received the Health Research Council’s Te Tohu Rapuora award for leadership in research to improve Māori health, in 2022 she received the College of GPs Community Service Medal and in 2024 she received The King’s Service Medal for services to Māori Health.
Professor Matire Harwood
Publications by Professor Matire Harwood
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In this issue: – Age-friendly housing to reduce Māori experiences of loneliness – Mental health-related callouts to the ambulance service – New Zealand paediatric respiratory stock-take survey – Rangatahi co-creation of eating and wellbeing guidelines – Rangatahi-led dissemination campaign for eating and wellbeing guidelines – Gastric cancer survival in Māori
