Katie E McMenamin

Hapū māmā experiences of the Whanganui Best Start Model of Care in primary care: a qualitative study

INTRODUCTION: Early pregnancy engagement is important for maternal and infant wellbeing, yet Māori continue to experience inequities in access to timely and culturally responsive care. The Whanganui Best Start Model of Care was developed to strengthen equitable, culturally ground...

Safety as a precondition for participation: rethinking physical activity for transgender people in primary care contexts

Background Transgender people in Aotearoa New Zealand experience inequitable health outcomes. Although physical activity supports wellbeing, participation is often limited by safety concerns and a lack of affirming environments. Primary care providers recognise low engagement but...