Centre for Asian Health Research and Evaluation
The Centre for Asian Health Research and Evaluation (CAHRE), a research unit at
the University of Auckland, is based at the School of Population Health (SOPH) in
Tamaki. The centre has a strong focus on current Asian Health issues, and seeks
to develop strategic ways to improve and visualise the health status of the fastest
growing population in New Zealand. It also values partnerships with other research
academics to further its goals. They include:

- To establish a centre of national and international excellence in understanding
health issues affecting Asian communities
- To cultivate an inter-disciplinary approach to studying Asian health
- To provide research-based information to enhance the capacity of health services in delivering effective and culturally appropriate interventions
- To conduct research that can foster health amongst Asians in New Zealand
- To collaborate with Asian communities, business, local government, and ministries
to further research in the areas of Asian health
- To build a new focal point of exchange on Asian health with both the local and international
research communities
- To disseminate and analyse the outcomes of relevant Asian health research
4th
International Asian Health and Wellbeing Conference
Theme: A Holistic Approach to Asian Health
To Be Held on 5th & 6th July
School of Population Health, Tamaki Campus
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