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Hawke's Bay Healthy Weight Strategy
Hawke's Bay Healthy Weight Strategy - A lifespan approach to direct and coordinate activity to increase healthy weight - 2016 to 2025 -
Managing Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care
This publication presents a nationally agreed Consensus Statement on the best practice in the identification and management of chronic kidney disease. -
Reports on Violence Intervention Programmes in district health boards
These external evaluation reports provide information to district health boards and the Ministry about the implementation of family violence programme. -
Screening, Diagnosis and Management of Gestational Diabetes in New Zealand: A clinical practice guideline
This clinical guideline gives detailed recommendations for screening and diagnosis of probable undiagnosed type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. -
Diabetes in pregnancy
Quick reference guide for health professionals on the screening, diagnosis and treatment of gestational diabetes in New Zealand. -
Autosomal recessive inheritance
The information in this resource will help you understand more about autosomal recessive inheritance and answer some of your questions. -
National Cervical Screening Programme Annual Report 2012
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National Cervical Screening Programme Monitoring Report, Number 40
This report provides data on performance indicators of the National Cervical Screening Programme for the period 1 July to 31 December 2013. -
General Practice Toolkit for more heart and diabetes checks and better help for smokers to quit
A series of educational videos answering common questions and offering support to general practice for the more heart and diabetes checks. -
Referral Criteria for Adult Palliative Care Services in New Zealand
These referral criteria apply to all specialist palliative care services (SPC) in New Zealand.