UNASSIGNED: Parental @entity734 ( @entity734 ) for M  ori, the indigenous @entity1 of Aotearoa/New Zealand and an ethnic minority, are considered to be contributors to adverse effects on outcomes for their @entity1 . This article offers a review of international and Aotearoa literature in regard to key considerations for M  ori parents with @entity734 who present to an Alcohol and Drug specialist for assessment and treatment. Factors to increase positive outcomes for M  ori @entity1 of parents with @entity734 are promoted. Effective adult AoD services provide support to parents with @entity734 through comprehensive assessment and intervention plans that consider both individual and familial risk and protective factors. In this context, it is imperative that possible @entity1 welfare issues are identified early to ensure prevention or intervention. The AoD workforce must have the knowledge and skills to facilitate access to other relevant sectors, such as education, employment, and housing. An AoD workforce that is effective with M  ori must not only have these abilities, but also have at least some basic knowledge and skills in Wh  nau Ora philosophy and Wh  nau-centered best practice. To address these processes, AoD specialist services need to acquire a set of knowledge and skills. These include increasing the knowledge and skills associated with the realities of lifestyles centered in low socioeconomic communities and co-occurring issues that contribute to poor health outcomes. To assist M  ori, several key processes are proposed. This includes working in a Wh  nau-centered approach with Wh  nau as a collective entity, based on M  ori foundations; understanding intergenerational dynamics; and endorsing a group capacity for self-determination. Research and training in Whanau ora philosophy and Wh  nau-centered best practices will be essential for developing an appropriate AoD workforce, which would provide the foundations for improving AoD service delivery for M  ori parents with @entity734 .

A Literature Review: Addressing Indigenous Parental Substance Use and XXXX Welfare in Aotearoa: A Wh  nau Ora Framework.

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['child', 'children', 'people'] @entity734 :: ('MESH:D019966', 'Disease') :: ['SUDs', 'substance use disorders']
@entity1 :: (9606,Species) :: ['Child']
