MP Chris Bishop of @NZNationalParty says @every good govt uses evidence to inform its policy decisions”.
Not this government
-Boot camps
-Smoke free legislation repeal
-Te Aka Whai Ora gone
-New mining etc etc
When did anecdote and lobbying become “evidence”??
@drkiwicj This government is immoral. Dr @RetiShane knows the harm smoking causes yet continues to trot out the lies of this government rather than “do no harm”. Shameful.
@chrisluxonmp was asked on @RNZ for the evidence supporting these “claims” but couldn’t -but the opposite is true
@kvetchings It’s 2024. I’m a professional woman and about the same age as Amanda Luxon. Why would I want to listen to - let alone pay for - this dribble from someone who could/should be something other than a wife to a man with a job?
@BexGraham @Whaikaha What is wrong with these people? Why do this?
This is just punishing the very people best placed to provide the best care for children with disabilities.
Who is advising them to do this?
Will these cuts help fund those pointless tax cuts they promised?
@benmackey The hypocrisy of a leader telling the poors they need to be prepared for hardship while feathering his own nest speaks to the character of the man and his supporters...he hired a limo to cross the road...when people tell you who they are,believe them
“A Māori pēpi born today is expected to die 7.5 years earlier than a non-Māori with the same birthday.
Māori health status trails non-Māori across almost all chronic and infectious diseases, as well as injuries, including suicide”
But @chrisluxonmp wants to scrap Māori board
And @DrShaneRetiMP says that ethnicity isn’t important in healthcare provision & prioritisation. He’s either ignorant or wilfully ignoring the glaringly obvious data.
@chrisluxonmp demonstrates yet again he doesn’t understand inequity in healthcare by saying ethnicity shouldn’t be prioritised and implying inequities for Māori are a new issue. It’s a a systemic issue dating back to the 1840’s. #ignorant#racebaiting#Election23#TVNZdebate
#StructuralMisogyny in our health systems. Female clinicians taking on the most challenging patients leads to huge disparities in income … has to end… female clinicians highly undervalued and underpaid
@chrisluxonmp ignores the evidence and the experts on gangs because it doesn’t align with HIS policy and @NZNationalParty fear mongering and “tough boy” stance.
Why do parties selectively undermine and ignore real expertise rather than find ways to work with it? #notanexpert
Luxon is wrong. Ethnicity is relevant to health prioritisation. Māori women with breast cancer who live in a high decile have the same outcomes as those who live in a low decile area. Wealth is not protective for Māori. Ethnicity is an independent risk factor for health outcomes
@emmawehipeihana It’s not just depressing, it’s a damning statement by someone who would like to be the PM. This should disqualify him. His ignorance of inequity and systemic racism is mind-boggling.
As doctors we’re required to act in culturally safe ways. Not so if you’re a politician.
@NZtwitwit Not just trainees. It all depends on how very important the perpetrator is - and how expendable the complainant is.And organisations cover this shit up
@DrNavSidhu I have text messages from a former Clinical Director that say “I thought you were a hooker. You look yummy”
And the employer dismiss my complaint as simply part of the good natured relationship I’d previously had with that person.
Sexual harassment is real & has impact
https://t.co/LrmYR9Nlzp
Yet another article on a toxic workplace that has repeatedly failed to address bullying and harassment and refuses to acknowledge the impacts that this has on the well-being of the people who still work there.