The Niue community's experiences during COVID-19 pandemic

Kelvin Lau; Elviso Togiamua; Anja Vorster; Cecily Eruthayam; Nick Garrett; Dianne Wepa; Hailey  Siligi

The Niue community's experiences during COVID-19 pandemic

Kelvin Lau, Elviso Togiamua, Anja Vorster, Cecily Eruthayam, Nick Garrett, Dianne Wepa, Hailey Siligi

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Abstract

There is currently a lack of research on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic that focusses specifically on
the Niue community. The aims of this study were to understand the key experiences of the Niue
community during the COVID-19 pandemic relating to their wellbeing and perceptions of the COVID-19
vaccine. We addressed the research aims using a mixed-method approach, with 380 completed responses
to the survey, followed by 26 participants in tala or narrative interviews. Underpinning this study is the
application of the three key principles of the Matalili Wellbeing Framework, namely Vahā Loto-Agaaga
Ofania (Spirit of Care), Fakafetuiaga (Inclusive Relationship), and Fakamalolo (Empowerment).

Original language	English
Publisher	Auckland University of Technology
Commissioning body	Te Whatu Ora Ministry of Health New Zealand
Number of pages	24
Publication status	Published - 10 Dec 2023

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