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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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Vaccine consent forms and school based programmes (OIA - HNZ00008528)
This response to an OIA request provides the vaccine consent form and provides information about school based vaccination programmes for 2023 -
Christchurch Hospital Staffing (OIA - HNZ00011670)
This OIA response provides information about resignations, vacancies and the work environment at Christchurch Hospital -
Ethnicity requirements for booster vaccinations (OIA - HNZ00008526)
This response to an OIA request confirms there is no requirement to confirm ethnicity to be eligible for booster vaccinations for COVID-19 -
Te Ara Whakapiri: Principles and guidance for the last days of life
This guide outlines the requirements to ensure consistent and quality care for all New Zealand adults at the end of life. -
Quarterly Report 1 July - 30 September 2022
This is the first Quarterly Report by Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand entity, created on 1 July 2022, covering the period 1 July to 30 Sept 2022. -
Māori health literacy research: Gestational diabetes mellitus
The report focuses on the experiences among young pregnant Māori women in relation to gestational diabetes mellitus. -
HISO 10094:2022 Māori Descent and Iwi Affiliation Data Protocols
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HISO 10072.2:2022 Bowel Screening Messaging Implementation Guide
This implementation guide helps in the development of applications using messaging to report bowel screening histology data into the NSS. -
HISO 10029:2022 Health Information Security Framework (HISF)
The HISF is designed to support health sector organisations and practitioners to manage the security of personally identifiable health information. -
Communicable disease control manual
This manual describes standard practice for public health services to follow for the prevention and control of notifiable diseases.