Mihi Blair, Deputy Chief Executive Māori Health and Engagement at Hato Hone St John, joins us to discuss the inequities in cardiac arrest survival for Māori, Pasifika and women, and the push to get more New Zealanders trained in CPR and AED use.
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Mihi Blair, Deputy Chief Executive Māori Health and Engagement at Hato Hone St John, joins us to discuss the inequities in cardiac arrest survival for Māori, Pasifika and women, and the push to get more New Zealanders trained in CPR and AED use. Author Dale Husband
Mihi Blair, Deputy Chief Executive Māori Health and Engagement at Hato Hone St John, joins us to discuss the inequities in cardiac arrest survival for Māori, Pasifika and women, and the push to get more New Zealanders trained in CPR and AED use.
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