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Koral Fitzgerald (Tangata Tiriti)Senior Facilitator & Programme Manager | Canterbury Clinical Network (CCN)Koral is a senior facilitator & programme manager for Canterbury Clinical Network (CCN). Koral began her health career as a radiation therapist in Ōtautahi Christchurch then spent a decade managing CanTeen, supporting young people living with cancer. Koral joined CCN in 2014 and has driven work across rural, pharmacy and population health arenas. She is enthusiastic about her identity as Tangata Tiriti, actively encouraging others to uphold our collective commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Koral is passionate about relationship development, continuous learning, advocacy and building health around our communities. |
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ASM Consumer Workshop for Nephrologists: Kia Kotahi Partnership in Design – Te Tiriti influenced co-design for genuine engagement
Designed by CCN, Kia Kotahi Partnership in Design is a flexible, six-step, values-based framework which ensures that people and their whānau are at the centre of (re)designing equitable health & wellbeing services in a genuine and purposeful partnership. Its foundations lie in upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi, in addition to local and international co-design methods. The real strength of Kia Kotahi is that it is a partnership model of design, rather than consultation.
Koral believes that one of the many advantages of this framework is the ability for community, providers, and funders to be both learners and experts in their own right, particularly during the whai whakaaro (mindful listening and learning) and wawata (dreaming) stages.
Join us to learn more about utilising this framework for engagement with consumers, examples of how it is being applied and implications for its broader use.
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