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We publish a range of information, from strategies and plans to guidance for clinicians and other health service providers.
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Infectious disease outbreak preparedness in schools and ECEs
This guide is intended for Northern region (Auckland and Northland) schools, early childhood education and care centres (ECEs), Kura Kaupapa Māori, Kōhanga Reo and language nests. -
Statement of Recommended Practice: Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping in Patients with Cervical Cancer
This statement of recommended practice is to guide the clinical practice in Aotearoa New Zealand, with the aim for a national implementation of sentinel lymph node mapping in patients with early stage and surgically treated cervical cancer. -
Maternity guidelines for Tairāwhiti
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Public health guidance for festival and event organisers
Advice on reducing the spread of infectious diseases, and risks related to sanitation, weather, food, alcohol, drugs and injury that event organisers should consider and prepare for. -
The Investigation and Surveillance of Agrichemical Drift Exposures: Guidelines for Public Health Officers
These guidelines assist public health officers to investigate complaints of illness from exposure to off-target applications of agrichemicals. -
Guidelines for Verifying Death
These guidelines provide information for health practitioners and others about the process for verifying death after a person has died. -
Pulse oximetry screening guidelines for newborn babies
National guidance on newborn pulse oximetry screening including guidelines for health practitioners, screening algorithm, and information for parents. -
Design Guidance Note: Fire Engineering Design for New Zealand Public Hospitals
The Fire Engineering Design Guide for Hospitals sets minimum requirements for fire safety design in hospital buildings. -
Update on Polyp Surveillance Guidelines
Updated 2024 -
Transfer of Care and Test Results Responsibility