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  • COVID-19

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    ... at this stage around 90 percent of the population aged from 12 years had been vaccinated with at least two doses of COVID-19 vaccine. Almost three years after the first case as of late February 2023, there were over 2.2 million cases recorded, over 26,000 hospitalisations, and 711 ICU admissions for COVID-19. There were 1,599 deaths coded with COVID-19 as the underlying cause, and the vast majority (96 percent) were aged over 59 years. The COVID-19 Mortality Report  (September 2022) found that although COVID-19-attributed mortality was highest in older age groups, based on age-adjusted ...

  • Pay Equity and Qualification Equivalencies

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    Pay Equity and Qualification Equivalency As part of both the 2017 aged care and support pay equity settlement, and the 2018 mental health and addiction support worker settlement, workers can qualify for pay equity via either job tenure, or level of qualification. For qualification-based pay equity, support workers either need to have an actual New Zealand Certificate in Health & Wellbeing (Level 2–4), or a qualification which has been assessed as equivalent to it. Changes to Careerforce’s role in Pay Equity Between June 2017 and December 2019, Careerforce was tasked with the respo ...

  • Assisted Dying Service Yearly Report - 7 November 2021 to 6 November 2022

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    Download this report or read online: Assisted Dying Service yearly report 2021/2022   (Word, 86 KB) [DOCX, 86 KB] ,   (pdf, 214 KB). [PDF, 215 KB] Assisted dying involves a person who is experiencing unbearable suffering from a terminal illness taking or being given medication to end their life. There are strict eligibility criteria to have an assisted death. Not everyone with a terminal illness will be eligible. New Zealanders aged 18 or over who have a terminal illness which is likely to end their life within 6 months may be able to access assisted dying. The service involves speci ...

  • Waitematā research

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    Research guidance Our research site has all the information you need about research at Waitematā. Research and knowledge centre (external link) Main topics Locality overview (external link) Cultural/Tikanga research review (external link) Research grants (external link) Research Grand Round (external link) Research Symposium (external link) Research tools (external link) Endometrial Cancer Microbiome Study We invite women scheduled for a hysterectomy in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch to participate in research aimed at better understanding the microbiome of the womb and improving heal ...

  • Assisted Dying Service Yearly Report - November 2022 to December 2023

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    Download this report or read online:  Assisted Dying Service yearly report 2022/2023 ( DOCX 172KB [DOCX, 171 KB] ), ( PDF 304KB [PDF, 296 KB] ) The second Annual Service report reflects a summary of individuals’ interactions with the Assisted Dying Service between 7 November 2022 – 31 December 2023. Importantly, this year’s report includes 13 months, to align future reports with the calendar year for better comparison and an improved reporting structure. Note that some applications received during this time were ongoing at the end of the reporting period. A more detailed report for ...

  • New Zealand Edition of SNOMED CT

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    About the New Zealand Edition Te Whatu Ora - Health New Zealand works with health and disability agencies and their industry partners to publish a standard set of SNOMED CT content for digital health solutions in Aotearoa New Zealand. The SNOMED CT New Zealand Edition is our standard product. The SNOMED CT New Zealand Edition is released every April and October and comprises the latest designated SNOMED CT International Edition release and the SNOMED CT NZ Extension. The content can be downloaded from our  member licensing and distribution service (external link)  or accessed via FHI ...

  • NCSP Sector Update – July 2023

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    Free Cervical Screening for Priority Groups Te Whatu Ora has announced $7.3 million in funding to provide free cervical screening services for priority groups as part of its move to the new HPV test. Both the availability of the funding and the launch of the new test will now take place on 12 September, replacing the previous date of 26 July. To clarify, free screening will be available from 12 September for: women and people with a cervix 30 years and over who are unscreened (have never had a screening test) or under-screened (haven’t had a cytology test in the past 5 years) anyone requirin ...

  • Infection prevention and control

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    Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Three active national IPC programmes are overseen and supported by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Hand Hygiene New Zealand Surgical site Infection Improvement Programme (Cardia and Orthorpaedic), and Hospital Acquired Staphylococcus aureus Bactera. The aims of these programmes are to reduce healthcare-associated infections and improve patient safety through evidence-based practices and system-wide quality improvement. Below are links to resources for the national infection prevention and control programmes. For any queries, please contact the IPC team ...

  • Immunisation Handbook

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    Email immunisation@tewhatuora.govt.nz if you have any feedback on Immunisation Handbook content or if you would like to be added to our distribution list to receive notifications when updates to the Immunisation Handbook are published.  Disclaimer This publication, which has been prepared for, and is published by, Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, is for the assistance of those involved in providing immunisation services in New Zealand. While the information and advice included in this publication are believed to be correct, no liability is accepted for any incorrect statement or advice. ...

  • Credentialling

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    Credentialling for the use of surgical mesh in other parts of the body, for example Hernia Repair, is not included on this page. It is important to note that there are other possible credentialling processes that service providers (e.g. a hospital) may choose to use. Credentialling assigns clinical responsibilities to practitioners based on their qualifications and experience, with the primary goal of ensuring patient safety. It also protects practitioners, promotes accountability, and builds trust in the health system. Credentialing in New Zealand is according to the New Zealand Credentiallin ...