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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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Alcohol use in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland
A summary of regional data from the New Zealand Health Survey, 2017-2020. -
HISO 10084.2:2024 Contracts, Schedules and Pricing Data Standards
This document presents the required data standards for suppliers and items master data in the Health System Catalogue. -
HISO 10084.1:2024 Suppliers and Items Data Standards
This document presents the required data standards for suppliers and items master data in the Health System Catalogue. -
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. -
Board meetings and minutes from the former Health New Zealand Board
Find information about the former Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Board's meetings, minutes, agendas and videos of open board sessions. -
An analysis of alcohol licence applications and outcomes in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland
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A summary of alcohol licence conditions in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland
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Health in all policies work in the National Public Health Service
The primary purpose of this survey was to understand what health in all policies work, or ways-of-working, is being undertaken across the National Public Health Service. It is also identified what types of health in all policies training staff have had, and identify future training needs, and to gauge interest in a national network.
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HISO 10046:2024 Consumer Health Identity Standard
Presents a standard data set specification for the collection and representation of personal identity, demographic and digital account information. -
He Arotake suicide prevention and postvention review
A comprehensive report aimed at enhancing suicide prevention and postvention services for Māori across Aotearoa New Zealand.