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The Investigation and Surveillance of Poisoning and Hazardous-substance Injuries: Guidelines for Public Health Officers
Guidelines to assist public health officers’ by providing a systematic framework for the investigation and surveillance of chemical-exposure incidents -
The Environmental Case Management of Lead-Exposed Persons: Guidelines for Public Health Officers
The guidelines support public health officers to support the management of public health risks from exposure to lead in non-occupational settings. -
The Management of Asbestos in the Non-Occupational Environment: Guidelines for Public Health Officers
The guidelines provide advice to public health officers to support the management of public health risks from asbestos in non-occupational settings. -
Responding to Public Health Threats at New Zealand Air- and Seaports: Guidelines for the public health and border sectors
These guidelines can help inform decisions about whether border health measures should be used to respond to public health threats. -
Investigating Clusters of Non-communicable Disease: Guidelines for public health officers
These guidelines will assist public health officers’ investigation of clusters of non-communicable diseases. -
The Environmental Case Management of Mercury-Exposed Persons
These guidelines are intended to support public health officers to manage health risks from exposure to mercury in non-occupational settings. -
Response to Wildfires: Guidelines for Public Health Officers
These guidelines will assist public health officers’ response to minimise public health risks from wildfires. -
Heat Health Plans: Guidelines and Key Information
These guidelines are aimed at health, community, and local government organisations to help them prepare their own heat health response plans. -
Response to Urban and Built Environment Fires: Guidelines for Public Health Officers
These guidelines will assist public health officers’ response to minimise public health risks from major fires in urban and built environments. -
Supplier Guide - Infrastructure Broader Outcomes
Guidance on working with Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora in the provision of health facilities.