Team member Organisation Role in Feasibility Functions and time Qualitative or Clinical health/ kaupapa Māori project commitment quantitative expertise Māori expertise Governance Karen ADHB/WDHB Principal Investigator Estimated 0.2FTE Qualitative Bartholomew Public Health Physician Chair Steering Group contributed in kind and Health Gain Lead protocol Quantitative Māori Team/Child, Women and development, oversee  Youth Team, Chair implementation and Cervical analysis of the study Screening Advisory Group Helen Wihongi ADHB/WDHB Research Steering group Involvement in Qualitative Advisor member development and and – Māori delivery of project, Quantitative Chair Māori Advisory / ensuring the project is Peer Review Group   culturally appropriate, relevant and has benefit for Māori Tanya Allport O Waipareira Steering Group Involvement in Qualitative Te Whānau Trust, Director of Member development and Research and Evaluation; delivery of project, Collaborating organisation ensuring the project is  culturally appropriate, relevant and has benefit for women in Māori West Auckland Georgina Waitemata DHB Steering Group Clinic attendance of Qualitative Women’s McPherson Health Nurse Practitioner, Member and oversight study participants and and Colposcopy Clinic clinical management of meeting attendance Quantitative  HPV results. Management of
Team member Organisation Role in Feasibility project Functions and time commitment Qualitative or quantitative expertise Clinical Māori health/ kaupapa Māori expertise Governance Karen Bartholomew ADHB/WDHB Public Health Physician Māori Health Gain Team/Child, Women and Youth Team, Chair Cervical Screening Advisory Group Principal Investigator Chair Steering Group Estimated 0.2FTE contributed in kind Lead protocol development, oversee implementation and analysis of the study Qualitative and Quantitative  Helen Wihongi ADHB/WDHB Research Advisor – Māori Steering group member Chair Māori Advisory / Peer Review Group Involvement in development and delivery of project, ensuring the project is culturally appropriate, relevant and has benefit for Māori Qualitative and Quantitative   Tanya Allport Te Whānau O Waipareira Trust, Director of Research and Evaluation; Collaborating organisation Steering Group Member Involvement in development and delivery of project, ensuring the project is culturally appropriate, relevant and has benefit for Māori women in West Auckland Qualitative  Georgina McPherson Waitemata DHB Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, Colposcopy Clinic Steering Group Member and oversight clinical management of HPV results. Management of Clinic attendance of study participants and meeting attendance Qualitative and Quantitative 
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