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• Eligibility explained

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  Eligibility Direction You must meet one of the criteria in the Eligibility Direction to be considered for these publicly funded services. If you are not eligible, you are liable to be charged for the full costs of any medical treatment or disability support service you receive during your visit. The Eligibility Direction describes the groups of people who are eligible for free or subsidised health and disability services in New Zealand. It's a direction made by the Minister of Health under section 32 of the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Services Act 2000. The direction became effect ...

• Artificial Intelligence and Algorithm Expert Advisory Group

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  About the National Artificial Intelligence and Algorithm Expert Advisory Group The National Artificial Intelligence and Algorithm Expert Advisory Group (NAIAEAG) has been established by Health NZ to provide guidance and endorsement for artificial intelligence (AI) projects and research involving the organisation. It provides oversight for researchers, developers, and Health NZ staff seeking to utilise Health NZ’s data for AI development or implementation of AI tools within Health NZ, ensuring alignment with ethical, technical, clinical, and operational standards. The group comprises &nb ...

• Anaphylaxis response/management

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  CALL FOR HELP – send for professional assistance (ambulance, doctor). Never leave the individual alone. ASSESS FOR ANAPHYLAXIS   (see   Table 2.10 (external link)   for full details) Airway and breathing Noisy breathing due to airways obstruction; or respiratory arrest Circulation/shock Tachycardia; hypotension; dysrhythmias; circulatory arrest Skin changes Red, raised and itchy rash; swollen eyes and face; generalised rash If cardiac arrest   – commence age-appropriate CPR and life support measures LAY THE PATIENT DOWN   (do not allow them to stand) If they have b ...

• Simulation service — Wellington, Hutt and Kapiti

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  ... The centre facilities include: specialist simulation rooms — recovery, ED and theatre presentation and debriefing rooms air ambulance simulator skill-based training rooms. The centre has a range of high-fidelity simulators, part-task trainers and manikins. Some of our equipment is available for hire and can be used in your facility. Contact us for further information. Using the simulation service facilities and equipment Facilities in the Simulation and Skills Centre at Wellington Regional Hospital and the Clinical Training Unit at Hutt Hospital can be booked for simulation-based traini ...

• How to access data

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  ... under subject headings in the Health statistics and data sets  section. Expand all National collections National collections The latest data and statistics from the National Collections are now published in the   Data and statistics (external link)   section on our website. Older information is still available on the Ministry of Health website. Publicly funded hospital discharges data Privately funded hospital discharges data Mental health and addiction service use data Cancer registrations and deaths Death and demographic data Suicide and intentional self-harm data Fetal ...

• Health Provider Index FHIR API

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  Brief description The Health Provider Index (HPI) is a national database that collects and distributes information about health practitioners, facilities and organisations within New Zealand. HPI data is supplied by registration authorities, for example medical councils and boards, who are authorised to supply their data. The data is only shared with health service providers who are authorised to use it. Overview The HPI serves two primary purposes: A unique identifier for each individual or entity An authoritative source for the key information about that entity. Accessible data The HPI API h ...

• Procurement

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  Tenders We advertise contracts for external suppliers and consultants on the Government Electronic Tenders Service (GETS) website. Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora - Current tenders - GETS (external link) You need to register on GETS to see our tender documents and receive tender notifications. It’s free to access and respond. You will need a Real Me login to respond. Purchase order terms and conditions Information for suppliers about standard purchase order terms and conditions for Health New Zealand. Expand all Auckland - Health NZ Auckland - Health NZ Purchase order terms and conditions ...

• Digital asset onboarding

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  How to onboard your digital asset to the Digital Services Hub If you have a digital asset — for example API, digital service or event — that you think could benefit our platform and our customers, please get in touch. We would like to discuss how your offering might integrate with Digital Services Hub. To get in touch with the Digital Services Hub team complete this form. Contact the Digital Services Hub team (external link) For a general overview of our integration process and requirements, see the diagram and detailed steps below. Integration process and requirements 1 Step 1: Getting st ...

• Understanding our workforce data

  http://corporat-prod.sites.silverstripe.com/corporate-information/planning-and-performance/health-workforce/health-workforce-plan-2024/understanding-our-workforce-data

  Summary Just as in 2023/24, our workforce data is not high quality. District health boards had different ways of collecting and reporting workforce data. We are still living with these disparate systems and will continue to for some years yet. This means there will be some degree of inaccuracy in our data – but it is the best data we have available and demonstrates the pressures we will face if we do not work differently. Our shortage estimates have assumptions built into them: Most importantly – these estimates are not targets. We will not be able to achieve the growth they identify ...

• What you can claim and what to include

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  Vaccines on the NZ Pharmaceutical Schedule An immunisation claim cannot be submitted to Sector Operations for a vaccine that is not listed on the New Zealand Pharmaceutical Schedule. Including NHI numbers in claims An immunisation claim file must contain at least 85% of valid NHI numbers. Therefore, 15% of the claims do not have to contain NHI numbers provided that they contain both Date of Birth and Surname. However we recommend that you make every effort to obtain a patient’s NHI number and include this in your claim. Claiming for more than 1 vaccine in a visit You cannot claim a separate ...