New Zealand: Identifying Maori Ethnicity For Estimating Trends In Fatal And Serious Non-Fatal Injury

New Zealand: Identifying Maori Ethnicity For Estimating Trends In Fatal And Serious Non-Fatal Injury Pauline J. Gulliver, Colin Cryer, John D. Langley, and Gabrielle S. Davie, 2011   Objectives: Counts of mortality and morbidity based on routinely collected national datasets have undercounted Maori, the indigenous people of New Zealand. To correct for the undercount, when estimating fatal and serious non-fatal injury incidence, the ‘ever-Maori’ method has been used. This study sought to...

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