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Treaty of Waitangi principles QuizVersion en ligne Five guiding principles quiz par Joshua Pading 1 What does Self-Determination (Tino rangatiratanga) require the Council to do? a Advance only non-statutory projects b Maintain total control over all decisions c Work with partners in design, delivery and monitoring of statutory work d Limit partner input to advisory roles 2 Which principle requires a strong and enduring relationship between the Council and iwi/Māori? a Options (Kōwhiringa) b Partnership (Pātuitanga) c Equity (Mana taurite) d Active protection (Whakamarumarutia) 3 Mana Taurite is the principle of what? a Self-governance of nursing standards b Cultural safety in nursing c Mandatory Māori-only health services d Equity in health outcomes for Māori 4 Active protection (Whakamarumarutia) emphasizes what aspect? a Increasing funding without reporting b Uniform national standards only c Reducing Māori health data collection d Being well informed on Māori health outcomes and cultural safety 5 What does the principle of Options (Kōwhiringa) require the Council to do? a Provide services that recognize te ao Māori models of care b Exclude non-M Māori practices c Limit service choices to a single option d Prioritize Western models exclusively 6 Which principle calls for the Council to design statutory work with partners? a Active protection (Whakamarumarutia) b Equity (Mana taurite) c Self-Determination (Tino rangatiratanga) d Partnership (Pātuitanga) 7 Which term describes a culturally appropriate delivery that supports te ao Māori care models? a Active protection (Whakamarumarutia) b Self-Determination (Tino rangatiratanga) c Options (Kōwhiringa) d Equity (Mana taurite) 8 Which principle is primarily about achieving equitable health outcomes for Māori? a Self-Determination (Tino rangatiratanga) b Equity (Mana taurite) c Partnership (Pātuitanga) d Active protection (Whakamarumarutia) 9 Which principle requires the Council to work with partners in health monitoring? a Self-Determination (Tino rangatiratanga) b Partnership (Pātuitanga) c Options (Kōwhiringa) d Equity (Mana taurite) 10 How many guiding principles are described in the prompt? a Seven b Four c Five d Six 11 How can nurses promote equity? a Limiting access b Providing equal opportunities to services c Ignoring Māori needs d Focusing only on cost Feedback 1 Self-Determination means collaborating with partners in key statutory activities. 2 Partnership is about a durable relationship with Māori communities. 3 Mana taurite focuses on equitable health outcomes for Māori. 4 Active protection relies on understanding outcomes and safety culturally. 5 Options ensures culturally appropriate services and te ao Māori care models. 6 Self-Determination emphasizes collaboration in statutory work. 7 Kōwhiringa focuses on culturally appropriate options for care. 8 Mana taurite centers equity in health outcomes. 9 Self-Determination includes joint monitoring with partners. 10 There are five principles: Self-Determination, Partnership, Equity, Active protection, Options.

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Treaty of Waitangi principles QuizVersion en ligne

par Joshua Pading

What does Self-Determination (Tino rangatiratanga) require the Council to do?

Which principle requires a strong and enduring relationship between the Council and iwi/Māori?

Mana Taurite is the principle of what?

Active protection (Whakamarumarutia) emphasizes what aspect?

What does the principle of Options (Kōwhiringa) require the Council to do?

Which principle calls for the Council to design statutory work with partners?

Which term describes a culturally appropriate delivery that supports te ao Māori care models?

Which principle is primarily about achieving equitable health outcomes for Māori?

Which principle requires the Council to work with partners in health monitoring?

How many guiding principles are described in the prompt?

How can nurses promote equity?

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