2010-11 Annual Report - Taranaki District Health Board

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oard MEMBER PROFILES BRIAN JEFFARES Brian is an elected member of the District Health Board and has previously been an appointed member of the Hospital Advisory Committee. He has an extensive background in community work having served nine years as the Mayor of Stratford District. Presently he chairs the Stratford Health Trust, the Taranaki Electricity Trust and the Central and South Youth Development Trust. He is also an elected member of the Taranaki Regional Council and chairs the Emergency Management Group. Interest Register: Trustee Stratford Health Trust, Director – TET Holdings, Trustee – Taranaki Electricity Trust. Karen Eagles Karen has had a wide community involvement since settling in Taranaki in 1972 and prior to being elected to the DHB was the Health and Disability Commissioner Advocate for Taranaki. Karen is a member of the Hospital Advisory Committee and the Community & Public Health and Disability Support Advisory Committee. Since 2008 she has taken a leadership role with the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society as a Councillor. Interest Register: Husband John Eagles is a Senior Partner at Govett Quilliam providing legal services to Taranaki DHB, National Councillor Taranaki for Plunket NZ. allison rumball Allison Rumball has had a long involvement in educational, environmental and community affairs and, as a New Plymouth District Councillor for nine years.Tertiary qualifications as a Hearing Commissioner has also given her significant experience and insight into Government legislation and the implications that has for Health Boards. Currently she is the President of the Taranaki Cancer Society of New Zealand and a Trustee of the New Plymouth Positive Ageing Trust. Interest Register: Daughter Paediatric Cardio-Thoracic Surgeon at Starship. Daughter and son-in-law both Anaesthetic Consultants at Waikato Hospital. President of the Taranaki Cancer Society of New Zealand. Additional Interests Declared Tony Foulkes (Chief Executive) Interest Register: Director HIQ Ltd, Director HealthShare Ltd. Board member of National Health IT Board. Wife employed as General Practitioner by Te Aroha Medcare in New Plymouth,
page 35 Te WHARE PUNANGA KORERO Māori Health Governance Group for Taranaki The members of this trust represent the eight iwi of Taranaki. The Memorandum of Understanding between Taranaki DHB and Te Whare Punanga Korero (TWPK), is the vehicle through which Māori influence the strategic agenda for improving Māori health outcomes. Te Whare Punanga Korero interacts with Taranaki DHB and the wider sector through various Taranaki DHB, NGO and iwi Māori forums to advance its purposes. Some of those interactions include: ɶɶ ɶɶ ɶɶ ɶɶ Regular meetings with Taranaki DHB Board Chair, members and DHB officials to discuss, monitor and develop responses to Māori health needs Participation in the Taranaki DHB’s strategic planning and governance training Participation in a range of project-based steering group activities where projects impact significantly on Māori Participation in Māori health collective strategic planning for Māori health gain An important role of Te Whare Punanga Korero is to work with Taranaki DHB in achieving the objectives of our Māori Health and Reducing Inequalities Plan and Māori health objectives of the Annual Plan and District Strategic Plan. Members of TWPK Hinemoerangi Ngatai-Tangirua (Ngati Ruanui), Pam Ritai (Te Atiawa), Rona Hancock (Ngati Maru), Peter Moeahu (Ngaruahine), Chairman David Tamatea (Taranaki), Marty Davis (Nga Rauru), Vicki Kershaw (Ngati Mutunga). Insert: Greg White (Ngati Tama) (pictured bottom right).
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