The scale and speed of action required to limit global warming is unprecedented. However,
claims that it is “too late” to act or that societal collapse is “inevitable,” must be challenged …

Across the globe there is a critical need for culturally informed and locally valid approaches
to mental health assessment and intervention, particularly among disadvantaged and …

Based on the authors' different backgrounds and experiences of working in Pacific
communities and with Pacific people as clients, supervisees, trainees, and colleagues, and …

The stakes for understanding sleep practices are rising as health inequalities related to
sleep become more apparent. Pacific peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand face …

Underpinned by the notion that community voices should be central to the development of
localized communication infrastructures for health and well-being, this study applied Dutta's …

Culture-centered studies of health communication de-center the theorization of health as an
individual behavior and reveal the structural conditions that shape inequalities in health …

Pacific research framings often have at their core acknowledged Pacific Indigenous ways of
knowing, doing and being. This positioning informs the selection of research methodologies …

Background Withdrawal from dialysis is an increasingly common cause of death in patients
with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD). As most published reports of dialysis withdrawal …

Underpinned by the notion that communication equality is crucial in developing
communication infrastructures for health and well-being, this study explores experiences of …

The authors of this chapter emphasise the importance of addressing the well-being of Pacific
Island rugby players. Indeed, the need to consider players' physical and mental well-being …