Field Māori

 

Review of Hauora unit standards

 

Subfield

Domain

ID

Te Ara Hou ki te Ora

Hauora

15299-15317, 15986, 16045,16061,16063, 16064,18352-18354,18356,18357, 18360,18361,18363, 18414, 18560-18565, 29543, 29559, 29583-29589, 31430

 

NZQA Māori Qualifications Services (MQS) has completed the review of the unit standards listed above.

 

Date new versions published                                                               February 2023

 

Planned review date                                                                              December 2027

 

Summary

 

This review was undertaken as part of the planned cycle of review of Māori Qualifications Services (MQS) unit standards.

 

MQS along with the Whakaruruhau, reviewed the subfield Te Ara Hou ki Te Ora, domain Hauora unit standards to ensure they remain fit for purpose, current, relevant and meet the aspirations and needs of ākonga, as well as whānau, hapū, and iwi.

 

Main changes

The main changes that were made to the standards include the following:

·      Minor wording changes have been made to titles, purpose, guidance information, outcomes and performance criteria for relevancy, consistency and to provide clarity for users, assessors, and learners.

·      Definitions have been updated.

·      Glossaries have been updated.

·      Grammatical errors have been corrected.

·      Standards 18361 and 29587 are to be expired due to nil users.

·      Standards 16045, 16061, 16063, 16064 are reclassified to Subfield Tikanga, domain Tikanga Issues.

 

Category D unit standards will expire at the end of December 2024

 

The last date for assessment of superseded versions of Category B unit standards is December 2024

 

Impact on existing organisations with consent to assess

 

Current consent for

Consent extended to

Nature of consent

Classification or ID

Level

Nature of consent

Classification or ID

Level

Domain

Hauora

4

Standards

16045, 16061, 16063, 16064

4

 

Detailed list of unit standards – classification, title, level, and credits

 

Key to review category

A

Dates changed, but no other changes are made - the new version of the standard carries the same ID and a new version number

B

Changes made, but the overall outcome remains the same - the new version of the standard carries the same ID and a new version number

C

Major changes that necessitate the registration of a replacement standard with a new ID

D

Standard will expire and not be replaced

 

Māori > Te Ara Hou ki Te Ora > Hauora

ID

Title

Level

Credit

Review Category

15299

Explain the principles and concepts of hauora based on a Māori world view

3

4

B

15300

Demonstrate knowledge of natal practices in a hauora context

Demonstrate knowledge of natal practices

4

6

B

15301

Demonstrate knowledge of and apply hauora practices for the treatment te tinana in a hauora context

Demonstrate knowledge of indigenous treatments and traditional practices for treatment of te tinana in a hauora context

6

6

B

15302

Implement and evaluate hauora practices that whakaohooho te hinengaro

Explain hauora practices to identify and develop a plan for a range of activities that whakaohooho te hinengaro

6

8

B

15303

Demonstrate knowledge of hauora research planning methods and presentation, and evaluate published hauora research

Demonstrate knowledge of research methods, and evaluate published research findings on hauora Māori

6

8

B

15304

Identify and analyse the impacts of whakamā and their implications on hauora outcomes

Identify and analyse the impacts of whakamā and the implications on hauora outcomes

5

5

B

15305

Explain and analyse hauora Māori concepts of kaitiakitanga and mana

5

6

B

15306

Analyse primary health care service provision to determine the maximum effectiveness of health care for Māori

6

6

B

15307

Identify, analyse, and explain the impacts of colonisation on the health of Māori and one other indigenous people

Research, analyse, and explain the impacts of colonisation on the hauora of Māori and other indigenous people

5

7

B

15308

Demonstrate knowledge of stress management methods in a hauora context

Demonstrate knowledge of tikanga used for stress management in a hauora context

4

4

B

15309

Demonstrate knowledge of hauora Māori models and their application in a hauora context

4

3

B

15310

Demonstrate knowledge of the human life course in a hauora context

Demonstrate knowledge of the human life cycle in a hauora context

3

4

B

15311

Relate Māori mana Motuhake to working in hauora

Relate mana motuhake Māori to working in a hauora context

5

4

B

15312

Explain implications of legislation on hauora Māori

3

6

B

15313

Review current hauora Māori priorities and associated issues and polices

6

6

B

15314

Explain and apply tikanga when communicating with, and caring for, whānau in a hauora context

4

3

B

15315

Manage personal safety of kaimahi when working with whānau

Demonstrate knowledge of personal safety of kaimahi when working with whānau

2

3

B

15316

Explain, apply, and maintain personal and professional boundaries when working with whānau

4

3

B

15317

Design and implement Māori health promotion programmes

5

6

B

15986

Demonstrate knowledge of tikanga in relation to rongoā rākau

2

2

B

18352

Explain four key dimensions of hauora

3

3

B

18353

Explain the values of whānau and peers in relation to sex and sexuality

3

3

B

18354

Explain the impact of teenage pregnancy on whānau

3

3

B

18356

Develop a substance abuse cessation programme in a hauora context

3

3

B

18357

Develop, implement, and evaluate a substance abuse awareness programme for rangatahi

Develop a substance abuse awareness programme for rangatahi

3

3

B

18360

Prepare a nutritionally balanced diet using kai tōtika Māori

3

4

B

18361

Explain Māori childcare practices pre and post-Pākehā contact

3

5

D

18363

Explain and apply tikanga associated with hauora in the home

Explain the impacts of tikanga associated with hauora in the home

3

4

B

18414

Research hauora trends and paradigms from 1940 to the present day to explain a present day hauora priority

6

12

B

18560

Explain Māori methods of effective communication used by kaimahi in a hauora context

3

4

B

18561

Compile a database of hauora service providers, and identify and explain referral policies and processes

4

4

B

18562

Identify, explain, and provide intervention strategies for at-risk situations for Māori

6

8

B

18563

Analyse Māori leadership and its impact on hauora Māori

6

6

B

18564

Demonstrate knowledge of Māori methods of conflict resolution in a hauora context

6

6

B

18565

Demonstrate knowledge of socioeconomic status and its impact on hauora Māori

6

8

B

29543

Research and present findings on hauora issues between 1840 and 1940

6

12

B

29559

Identify and explain Māori models of hauora and explain how these models can be implemented in a health organisation

3

4

B

29583

From a Māori world view describe the key elements of hinengaro, tinana, wairua and whānau

Describe key elements of hauora from a Māori world view

1

3

B

29584

Demonstrate knowledge of rongoā Māori in relation to the prevention and treatment of illness

3

3

B

29585

Explain anger management in a hauora context

2

4

B

29586

Explain the impact of grief from a Māori perspective

3

4

B

29587

Describe Māori diet and nutrition pre and post-Pākehā contact

3

4

D

29588

Explain tikanga in relation to the treatment of an injury

1

2

B

29589

Explain tikanga in relation to the human anatomy

Explain the human anatomy in accordance to tikanga

1

2

B

31430

Demonstrate knowledge of mātauranga Māori to research and present findings in a whānau ora context

5

15

B

 

Māori > Te Arā Hou ki Te Ora > Hauora  

Maori > Tikanga > Tikanga Issues

ID

Title

Level

Credit

Review Category

16045

Describe the colonisation of Māori

4

6

B

16061

Describe the historical context and political position of an indigenous minority in their own country

4

8

B

16063

Compare and contrast the effects of colonisation on different ethnic groups

Describe the effects of colonisation on different ethnic groups

4

6

B

16064

Describe racism and its relationship to legislation and how it discriminates against Māori

4

3

B