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Le Va., 2020

McLeod, S. A. (2018).

Pulotu-Endemann, F. K. (2001)

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Seitapu places Kaiako at the center

Maslow is based on individual needs and does not reflect cultural perspectives

Fonofale represents all Pacific communities both in Aotearoa and beyond, while the other frameworks represent specific cultures

Kaiako emerging knowledge of these frameworks can result in a hesitancy for action or lack of an authentic response

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Whānau & mokopuna are the foundations of each framework

Underpinned by a set of values

Based on a cultural ideas

All come out of the health sector

Ecological approaches are considered and create a tightly woven whāriki

Enables cultural groups to live and practice cultural traditions on a broad continuum stretching from traditional values to palagi cultural orientation

All support wellbeing and hauora

Traditional worldviews of wellbeing reflect relationships with ancestors, family, village, land, language, cultural identity and cultural values.

These frameworks ameliorate outcomes for the better of mokopuna/whānau/kaiako

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Puloto-Endemann et.at. (2007) and Schuster (2008)