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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Jacquie Kidd, Ngapuhi, has spent a lifetime standing with whanau Maori, who battle a health system designed for others and are twice as likely to die from cancer as Pakeha. Now sixty-two and facing her own terminal cancer diagnosis, Jacquie has written her story to better understand herself and her whakapapa, and to share what she's discovered working with people who are dying after they've been diagnosed too late - most importantly, that a health and social system designed around whanau Maori allows everyone to flourish.After struggling with her early education and dropping out of nursing school, Jacquie drew on the rage she felt at inequities in Aotearoa to make a second attempt at a nursing career and further study, eventually becoming a professor of Maori health in her fifties. In the end stage of her illness, Jacquie's focus is on leaving a world where her students and mokopuna can thrive. A hope for something better for Aotearoa shines through the story she delivers with the honesty, humour, courage and drive for social justice that are the pou of her phenomenal life. Professor of Maori Health with terminal cancer shares personal story and decades of research, in an honest and confronting account of whanau Maori in the Aotearoa health system. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Jacquie Kidd, Ngapuhi, has spent a lifetime standing with whanau Maori, who battle a health system designed for others and are twice as likely to die from cancer as Pakeha. Now sixty-two and facing her own terminal cancer diagnosis, Jacquie has written her story to better understand herself and her whakapapa, and to share what she's discovered working with people who are dying after they've been diagnosed too late - most importantly, that a health and social system designed around whanau Maori allows everyone to flourish.After struggling with her early education and dropping out of nursing school, Jacquie drew on the rage she felt at inequities in Aotearoa to make a second attempt at a nursing career and further study, eventually becoming a professor of Maori health in her fifties. In the end stage of her illness, Jacquie's focus is on leaving a world where her students and mokopuna can thrive. A hope for something better for Aotearoa shines through the story she delivers with the honesty, humour, courage and drive for social justice that are the pou of her phenomenal life. Professor of Maori Health with terminal cancer shares personal story and decades of research, in an honest and confronting account of whanau Maori in the Aotearoa health system. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Jacquie Kidd, Ngapuhi, has spent a lifetime standing with whanau Maori, who battle a health system designed for others and are twice as likely to die from cancer as Pakeha. Now sixty-two and facing her own terminal cancer diagnosis, Jacquie has written her story to better understand herself and her whakapapa, and to share what she's discovered working with people who are dying after they've been diagnosed too late - most importantly, that a health and social system designed around whanau Maori allows everyone to flourish.After struggling with her early education and dropping out of nursing school, Jacquie drew on the rage she felt at inequities in Aotearoa to make a second attempt at a nursing career and further study, eventually becoming a professor of Maori health in her fifties. In the end stage of her illness, Jacquie's focus is on leaving a world where her students and mokopuna can thrive. A hope for something better for Aotearoa shines through the story she delivers with the honesty, humour, courage and drive for social justice that are the pou of her phenomenal life. Professor of Maori Health with terminal cancer shares personal story and decades of research, in an honest and confronting account of whanau Maori in the Aotearoa health system. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condición: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. This book is about exciting ethnographic happenings in the Global South. It brings together a wide range of authors who explore the spatial and temporal forms of various ethnographic projects, examining how individuals relate to their homes, their nation.