This page provides a sample of our research and evaluation work we have undertaken.
This page provides a sample of some of the research and evaluation work we have undertaken.
Scoping research commissioned by Northern Regional Alliance (NRA) Project backgroundThe Northern Region District Health Boards commissioned Moana Research to capture narratives from Pacific families on
This research was significant for Cure Kids considering it was the first time an organisation outside of an academic institution – Moana Research – was granted such a fund. Importantly, Cure Kids recognised this research needed to be led by Māori and Pacific researchers for Māori and Pacific whānau.
Scoping research commissioned by Christians Against Poverty Project backgroundChristians Against Poverty (CAP) commissioned Moana Research to reach out to eligible families, to seek their views
In March 2021, DPMC commissioned Moana Research to look into the sentiment in Auckland, especially South Auckland given the Alert Level changes over February and through into March.
This report outlines the results of an evaluation undertaken to explore the effectiveness of the Pacific Care Navigator (PCN) Nurse Service after six months since its establishment.
Te Piringa is the first Ministerial commissioned body of research that informs the opportunities about how to explore the use of a whānau-centred approach to primary health care services
This project was commissioned by the Ministry of Health and the University of Auckland and led by Moana Research (2019). Project background This project provided
Commissioned by Counties Manukau Health (CMH), the purpose of this project was to explore the views of mothers and caregivers on the Safe Sleep Tool, a new SUDI risk assessment tool to be implemented across Counties-Manukau Health, which will initially help health professionals and families to identify and respond to SUDI risk during pregnancy and up to one year after the birth.
Moana Research was commissioned by Counties Manukau Health to understand mothers views on where they chose to birth (home, hospital or primary birthing unit) and the decisions surrounding this choice.
A new Māori & Pacific Investment Fund (“the Fund”) approved by the A Better Start – E Tipu e Rea National Science Challenge (“the Challenge”) Board was established to encourage Māori and Pasifika-led research within the Challenge.
This scoping document provides baseline information to inform consultation on a newly established fund for Māori and Pasifika-led research within the A Better Start – E Tipu e Rea National Science Challenge (“the Challenge”).
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