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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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Sustainability Report - Quarter One, 2024/25
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Sustainability Report - Quarter One, 2024/25 -
Nelson Hospital Detailed Business Case
This proactive release is for the Nelson Hospital Redevelopment Detailed Business Case, agreed to by Cabinet in April 2025. The release of the relevant Cabinet paper will be completed shortly alongside other business cases part of Budget 2025 announcements. -
Canterbury Neonatal Service - Information leaflets
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Measurement and treatment outcomes for gambling harm treatment services
Recommendations for outcome measurement in gambling harm treatment services in New Zealand. Intended to provide a practical resource for Health NZ in identifying appropriate measures for a "minimum dataset" tailored to these services. -
Health New Zealand – Southern Community health council key messages
The Community health council (CHC) is an advisory council for Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora – Southern and WellSouth primary health network (hospital and community health services including GPs). It has enabled a stronger patient voice to be heard across the Southern district. The CHC was established in February 2017. -
Health NZ – Southern Disability working group key notes
Notes from the Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora – Southern Disability working group. -
List of Briefings to Associate Minister for Health - March 2025
This document contains a list of the titles of briefings provided to Minister Costello by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora in March 2025 -
Proactive release for New Dunedin Hospital (November 2023 – September 2024)
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Te Waipounamu Health in All Policies Annual Report 2024
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Outsourcing elective treatments advice
This release contains advice to the Minister of Health and Health New Zealand relating to outsourcing elective treatments