Literature relevant to Pacific elders’ wellbeing in urban settings in Aotearoa New Zealand is reviewed, drawing on the Fonofale model for Pacific health and a social determinants of health approach. Social connectivity, mobility and physical activity are the primary health and wellbeing outcomes examined. Non-communicable disease (NCD) prevalence and health status among Pacific peoples, and Pacific health definitions and models, provide a background to the literature review. Lifestyle-related behaviours, such as nutrition and physical activity, Pacific culture, religion, public health information, the built environment, and social influences are among the topics discussed. Access
Sa’uLilo, L. (2021). Culturally healthy urban design among Pacific Elders for good health outcomes: A brief literature review. Report prepared for the Ageing Well and Healthier Lives National Science Challenges.