Professional Responsibility State Practice Exam

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What is the Māori health authority known as?

Te Whānau Ora
Te Aka Wha Ora
Ngā Mata waka
Hauora Māori

The correct answer is: Te Aka Wha Ora

The correct term for the Māori health authority is "Te Aka Whai Ora." This authority plays a crucial role in improving health outcomes for Māori by ensuring that health services are tailored to meet the specific needs of Māori communities. It was established to oversee the delivery of health services and provide direction in promoting Māori health initiatives. Other terms related to Māori health include "Te Whānau Ora," which focuses on a holistic approach to health and well-being for families, and "Hauora Māori," which refers more broadly to Māori health concepts and frameworks. "Ngā Mata waka" represents the diverse groups within the Māori community rather than a specific health authority. Understanding the role and naming of these organizations is important for recognizing how Indigenous health models operate within larger healthcare systems.