Pacific women in NZ call for improved cancer education and more culturally resp…
NewsPacific17 July 2026, 6:54amPacific women in NZ call for improved cancer education and more culturally responsive healthcareCoco LanceCaption:Associate Prof…
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NewsPacific17 July 2026, 6:54amPacific women in NZ call for improved cancer education and more culturally responsive healthcareCoco LanceCaption:Associate Prof…
RNZ ·
Great, another report. Meanwhile my auntie died of cervical cancer because she was too scared to go to the doc. Culture isn't the problem, it's the lack of education.
Honestly, healthcare should be for everyone. My mum felt so dismissed by her GP, just because she asked for a second opinion. We need more Pacific nurses and doctors 💯
More money thrown at 'culturally responsive' stuff while rural hospitals are closing. Yeah that'll fix cancer 🙄
hospitals closing is a joke, but that doesn't mean Pacific health isn't important. We can care about both.
ffs we can't just blame the system. People need to take responsibility for their own health too.
yeah nah get stuffed. Blaming the victim is exactly why people don't go.
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As a pacific student nurse, I see this every day. The fear is real. We need community health workers going door to door, not just posters.
👆 We need outreach, not just waiting for people to come to us.
read the article properly - it's about education and cultural safety. Not everything is a political hit piece.
you actually worked in healthcare you'd know how hard it is. It's not just about culture, it's about resources.
lol typical. 'Consultation' means a bunch of zoom meetings and nothing changes
mate you've clearly never been to a consultation hui. There's heaps of good work happening.