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piki

(ˈpiːkiː)
n
(Cookery) cookery US a type of flat dry bread that is baked in very thin sheets which are then rolled up together, made by the Hopi people from blue cornmeal
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Engari, ma te mahi tahi ka taea e tatou te piki i nga taumata angitu.
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Asked who the other Filipino partner is, Ang said, "Piki Lopez." He was referring to First Gen Corp.
SMC, K-Water take First Gen into Angat hydropower project
(21) Selgus, et kabeli laanesein kulges piki Ruutli tanavat ja pohjasein asus praegusest kiriku pohjakulje kabelite joonest monevorra pohja pool.
Building history of St. Nicholas' church: chapels and chantries as self-presentation in late medieval Tallinn/Hiliskeskaegsest niguliste kirikust hingepalvete ja eneseeksponeerimise peeglis
Ilmalik isand oleks niiviisi majutatud valjapoole munkade territooriumi kokkuleppelist piiri, mis vois kulgeda piki lounatiiva valisseina joont.
Confusion with the "chapel" walls in the southern wing of Padise monastery/Segadus "kabeliga" Padise kloostri lounatiivas
During that time, she experienced many ups and downs--nga piki me nga heke--including balancing her studies with learning te reo at night classes, financial struggles, her father becoming very ill and her relationship with her partner ending.
Bringing optimal wellness and well-being to Maori
Naabermaadest teada olevatele sadamakohtadele on iseloomulik kultuurkihi ulatumine piki (kunagist) randa ja mitte kuigi palju sisemaa poole.
"... Ships are their main strength." Harbour sites, arable lands and chieftains on Saaremaa/"... Nende suurim joud on laevad." Sadamad, pollud ja pealikud saaremaal
The theme--Getting Better Together, Kia piki te or a I roto I a tatou katoa--is currently linked to NZNO's district health board (DHB) sector.
Position statement on political engagement to be prepared
Piki Te Ora nurse Rachel Fahy said discussing issues with Other PHC nurses and focusing soley on PHC issues was invaluable.
Primary health delegates get active
This issue of Kai Tioki Nursing New Zealand features a number of nursing innovations: Piki Te Ora Nursing Services Ltd (p12-13) which is improving access to services for Maori in Taranaki; nurses in Westport and Hokitika changing their practice to meet local needs (p20-22); nursing students transforming an overgrown reserve into a place of health and recreation (p23); and Choices/Kahungunu Health Services running an indoor sports court and gym enabling clients to improve their physical health and well-being (p35).
Recognising innovation: it's often the simplest, most low 'tech' nursing innovation that can have the biggest impact on improving patient care
With the help and guidance of whanau, kaumatua and kuia they named this service Piki Te Ora ("lift up your health") Nursing Services Ltd.
Nurses narrow the health gaps among Taranaki Maori: a nurse-led service in Taranaki is seeking to make a difference to Maori health status in the region. The results so far are encouraging
(2) Lawson-Te Aho, K, (1998) A Review of the Evidence: Kia Piki Te Ora O Te Taitamariki.
NZNO loses a golden opportunity to make important symbolic gesture: a nurse educator ponders whether NZNO lost a golden opportunity to take a symbolic lead in workforce development when a remit at last year's annual general meeting was defeated
Christchurch's first PHO, Piki Te Ora (Union and Community Health Service), has managed to keeps fees at a level the population it caters for can afford.
Making primary health care accessible for Maori

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