For the health sector

Information about the abortion legislation in New Zealand

Te Whatu Ora contracts with aged residential care providers across the motu for delivery of services to older people.

Find out about the Assisted dying service in New Zealand Aotearoa

Te Whatu Ora contracts with community pharmacies to deliver pharmacy services to all New Zealanders.

Information about COVID-19 and how to stay safe for health professionals.

Information to help you support your patients to get healthy and stay healthy.

Find out about immunisation programmes and registers in New Zealand, refer to the Immunisation Handbook and the Immunisation Taskforce Reports.

New Zealand healthcare consumers have a legal right to appropriate information to enable them to give informed consent.

Information for Māori Health Providers

Information on the Maternity Clinical Guidelines, the Primary Maternity Services Notice and other maternity-related publications.

We’re working to transform New Zealand’s mental health and addiction system.

Midwifery in New Zealand works in partnership with the woman and her whānau throughout pregnancy, childbirth and the first six weeks post-birth.

All you need to know about Aotearoa New Zealand’s health workforce digital identity service.

HPV testing replaced cytology as the primary method of cervical screening on 12 September 2023.

Nurses are vital to our health system. Find out how to become a nurse, and what we’re doing to strengthen and support the nurse workforce.

Te Whatu Ora contracts with oral health providers across the motu to deliver oral health services to young people.

Three new initiatives are targeted at qualified overseas doctors, making it easy for them to apply for roles, get registered and relocate to NZ.

Information for Pacific Health Providers, including funds and scholarships you can apply for.

We want to make sure that the whole health sector is continually informed and updated as the transformation of our health system progresses.

The Early Actions Programme has been a partnership between Te Aka Whai Ora and Te Whatu Ora to strengthen primary, community and rural care

Information for commercial and professional service providers, including facilities, IT, etc.

Health information about a number of different life stages and life events, such as babies and toddlers, children, teenagers and older people.

Te Mauri o Rongo is the foundation for how we will provide healthcare that meets the needs of, and is accessible to, all people in Aotearoa.

This national programme ensures those babies detected with a hearing loss receive support from the newborn period through to school entry.