Adolescent HEADDSSS - a cultural perspective on what’s new with GenZ
Tuesday 23 October 2018, 7.30 - 8.45pm.
Dr Aniva Lawrence is a GP and current clinical director of primary health in Northland. In this webinar she discusses adolescent health including how to adapt your screening particularly for Māori and Pacific youth. Aniva will discuss:
- Youth health HEADDSSS for your practice.
- Cultural adaptions - Māori and Pacific youth.
Resources
- An Introduction to HEEADSSS Assessment eLearning
- The adolescent health research group. The University of Auckland
- Healthy conversation skills resources. Health Start Workforce project. The University of Auckland (includes the SMARTER planning tool)
Presenter
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Dr Aniva Lawrence Aniva is a Samoan GP and current Clinical Director of Primary Health in Northland. She is an Auckland medical graduate and spent her elective with Dr Susan Sawyer in Melbourne at the Royal Children’s hospital. She was The inaugural Vodafone fellow of adolescent health and leadership in 2011 and spent time getting overseas learning in Canada and the US. Research interests include school based health services and YouthCHAT a web based screening tool. She currently does school clinics at Te Kura kaupapa o te Rawhitiroa. |
This presentation is intended for qualified health practitioners professional development and should not be relied upon for any other purpose. Any opinions offered are those of the presenter or other speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of Goodfellow Unit.
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