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Sustainability Report - Quarter Four, 2024/25
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Sustainability Report - Quarter Four, 2024/25 -
Māori Specific Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Evaluation - Stage Two
Māori Specific Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Evaluation - Stage Two: Review of the establishment and early implementation of the Māori Specific Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Services -
Evaluation of Whakahohoro Te Hau: Waitaha Alternative Crisis Pathway
This report presents findings of the evaluation of Whakahohoro Te Hau: Waitaha Alternative Crisis Pathway (the programme/service). -
He Kete Whaiora Evaluation Report
This report presents findings for the He Kete Whaiora kaupapa to demonstrate the effectiveness of cultural packages of care for tangata whaiora. -
Design Guidance and Assurance Framework
Framework for developing and implementing health facility design guidance. -
HNZ00072064 - Briefing - Primary Care Tactical Action Plan: Implementation Plan
This briefing provides information on the Primary Care Tactical Actions High Level Implementation Plan -
Health New Zealand Employed Workforce Quarterly Report - Quarter Four, 2024/25
This quarterly report provides a snapshot overview of the demographics of the Health NZ workforce, based on data as at the end of quarter four, 2024/25. -
Quarterly Performance Report, Quarter Four 2024/25
The Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Quarterly Performance Report for Quarter Four, 2024/25. -
List of Briefings to Minister for Mental Health/Associate Minister of Health - September (1 - 16) 2025
This document contains a list of the titles of briefings provided to Minister Doocey by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora between 1 - 16 September 2025 -
Guidance for Aged Residential Care - Legal authority for the placement of people in secure care
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora has developed guidance to support secure aged residential care providers and Health New Zealand staff know how to verify and record that each person has a valid legal basis for their placement in secure care.