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  • Salmonellosis

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    Chapter reviewed and updated in March 2024. A description of changes can be found at Updates to the Communicable Disease Control Manual . Epidemiology Expand all New Zealand Epidemiology New Zealand Epidemiology Note: There are separate chapters for typhoid and paratyphoid fevers. Common routes of infection in New Zealand for salmonellosis are via food, water, animal contact and exposure to the farm environment, and outbreaks are common. The highest rate of disease is reported in young children. More detailed epidemiological information is available on the  Institute of Environmental Scie ...

  • Anthrax

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    ... Zealand may occur in a traveller or through contact with illegally imported and contaminated animal products such as wool, hides, leather or bone. Case definition Expand all Clinical description Clinical description Anthrax is an illness with acute onset characterised by several distinct clinical forms including: a skin lesion that has evolved over 2–6 days from a papule, through a vesicular stage to a depressed black eschar, with considerable swelling around the lesion a respiratory illness of abrupt onset followed by the development of dyspnoea progressing to hypoxia, with X-ray evidence ...

  • Yersiniosis

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    ... Manual . Epidemiology Expand all New Zealand Epidemiology New Zealand Epidemiology Prior to 2014, the vast majority of cases of yersiniosis in New Zealand were caused by Yersinia enterocolitica biotype 4 (commonly found in pigs in New Zealand). In 2014 Y. pseudotuberculosis isolates accounted for almost half of all notifications and Y. enterocolitica biotype 2 has become the most common biotype isolated in New Zealand. More detailed epidemiological information is available on the  Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) surveillance website (external link) . Further inf ...

  • Listeriosis

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    ... Control Manual . Epidemiology Expand all New Zealand Epidemiology New Zealand Epidemiology Although most cases of listeriosis are sporadic, outbreaks have occurred in New Zealand. The highest rates of disease are in immunocompromised individuals and neonates. More detailed epidemiological information is available on the  Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) surveillance website (external link) . Further information on foodborne illness is available on the  Ministry for Primary Industries website (external link) . Case definition Expand all Clinical description ...

  • Giardiasis

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    Chapter reviewed and updated in December 2017. A description of changes can be found at Updates to the Communicable Disease Control Manual . Epidemiology Expand all New Zealand Epidemiology New Zealand Epidemiology Children 1 to 4 years of age have the highest incidence rate for giardiasis in New Zealand. More detailed epidemiological information is available on the  Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) surveillance website (external link) . Further information on foodborne illness is available on the  Ministry for Primary Industries website (external link) . Case de ...

  • Appendix 1: The history of immunisation in New Zealand

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    This appendix details the history of immunisation in New Zealand.  Section A1.1  is a summary of when each vaccine was introduced to the National Immunisation Schedule (the Schedule). This summary includes vaccines which were initially introduced as targeted programmes for a defined population and were then added to the Schedule, and those vaccines which were introduced to the Schedule and then changed to targeted programmes.  Section A1.2  shows the historical immunisation schedules for New Zealand.  Section A1.3  provides detailed information abou ...

  • Fund your midwifery learning — Wellington, Hutt and Kapiti

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    ... (CPD funding) Each district shall commit each financial year (1 July to 30 June) a sum of $1,000 per MERAS midwife (headcount), which is accessible by MERAS members who are midwives only, to enable midwives to meet approved professional development requirements. Unused funds will remain available for use for up to a further 12 months following the end of the financial year. Applications may include: external provider workshops or courses conference registration, inclusive of travel and accommodation costs related to textbooks tertiary education courses, papers and programmes. Applications for ...

  • Technical details

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    Identity reporting All records in NZCR have been linked to the   NHI (National Health Index)   and have a unique identifier (Health Care User number) assigned. Ethnicity Ethnicity information must be collected and classified according to the Ministry of Health's   Ethnicity Data Protocols   (external link) for the health and disability sector. In 2009 the way ethnicity was assigned in the NZCR changed with the introduction of an ethnicity algorithm. This algorithm was run retrospectively across all registrations back to 1989. With this method all records are assigned u ...

  • Sustainable and resilient

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    ... link) . Because of its scale and large infrastructure assets the health sector can make a positive contribution to reducing Aotearoa’s carbon emissions. We need to run our services in a more environmentally sustainable way, making improvements part of delivering pae ora – healthy futures for all New Zealanders. Te Pae Tata climate change actions Climate change is a priority in  Te Pae Tata Interim New Zealand Health Plan 2022 (external link) . The report identifies the following actions Health New Zealand needs to take: Implement a climate sustainability and response plan across ...

  • Radiology and imaging

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    Radiology services are responsible for all kinds of imaging – from CT and MRI scans to ultrasound and x-rays. Our radiology workforces manage this process from start to finish – from taking scans through to interpreting (or “reporting”) their results. Our radiology workforce is diverse with a range of sub-specialties focused on different kinds of scanning. It is made up of: Radiologists – doctors who specialise in interpreting the results of scans. This also includes interventional radiologists, who use imaging technology to perform medical procedures. We have 554FTE radiologists in ...