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Ministry of Health (New Zealand)
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Report
The Office of the Director of Mental Health annual report 2013
Presents information and statistics that serve as barometers of quality for New Zealand's mental health services. Objectives The objectives of this report are to: provide information about specific clinical activities that must be reported to the Director of Mental Health under the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 (the Mental Health Act) report...
Report
Review of tobacco control services
This publication outlines the findings of a review commissioned by the Ministry of Health to determine whether the services that are currently in place to address tobacco related harm are sufficient to support achievement of the Government’s Smokefree Aotearoa 2025 goal. The recommendations outlined in the report were formulated based on an extensive review of...
Evaluation
Evaluation of the New Graduate Nurse employment scheme through the Very Low Cost Access initiative
This report presents the findings from the first two phases of evaluation of the new graduate nurse (NGN) employment scheme through the Very Low Cost Access (VLCA) initiative. Report findings highlight that: VLCA practices receiving 12 months funding for a NGN had high or very high proportions of high need enrolees the initiative had helped...
Briefing paper
Briefing to the incoming Minister of Health 2014
Executive summary This briefing provides you, as the incoming Minister, with information on challenges and opportunities facing the New Zealand health and disability system, and how the Ministry can advise and support you to implement your Government’s priorities for health. The Ministry looks forward to discussing with you how to progress your health policies, including...
Report
Quality standards for diabetes care toolkit 2014
Provides resources and information to support service planning and delivery regarding diabetes care. Introduction Diabetes mellitus is a long term complex metabolic disorder characterised by high levels of blood glucose and caused by defects in insulin secretion and/or action. Diabetes increases the risk of damage to the heart, brain, eyes, kidneys, nerves, blood vessels and...