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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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Communications policy with Pfizer (OIA - HNZ00027473)
This response provides information about Te Whatu Ora communications policy with Pfizer in relation to serious adverse events following immunisation. -
Virtual Diabetes Register: Technical Guide
This document provides guidance about the appropriate use of the Virtual Diabetes Register (VDR) and highlights its limitations. -
Temporary medical exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines (OIA - HNZ00028251)
This response provides information about Temporary Medical Exemptions approved under each clinical criteria for COVID-19 vaccines since November 2021. -
Reducing wait lists for planned health care
Proactive release of the Cabinet paper and documents on reducing wait lists for planned health care. -
Te Whatu Ora - Hauora a Toi Bay of Plenty school dental data (OIA - HNZ00030962)
This response provides information about Hauora a Toi Bay of Plenty school dental data for the period 2017 to 2022. -
Te Whatu Ora costs associated to consultancy firms (OIA - HNZ00026927)
This response provides information about total amounts paid to consultancy firms between 1 July 2022 and 31 July 2023. -
MP visits to Emergency Departments with Ambulance Services (OIA - HNZ00026717)
This response provides information about MP visits to emergency departments with ambulance services. -
Quarterly Performance Report - 1 April - 30 June 2023
This is the fourth quarterly performance report by Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand covering the period 1 April - 30 June 2023. -
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.