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• 5210 — The Healthy Way to Go

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  ... screen time a day if under 5 years old, and none if under 2 years old. Keep bedrooms free of screens and devices, such as computers, phones, TVs, gaming consoles, and tablets. Turn off screens during meal times and enjoy eating together as a whānau. Turn off screens and devices at least 1 hour before bedtime. Be active for 1 hour or more Swap screens for active games and play. Walk, bike, scooter or skateboard to get to places. Be active in everyday life through play, cultural activities, kapa haka, dance, sport, and household tasks. Get outdoors, learn new skills, and visit friends. Zero su ...

• Procedures and payments

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  Pharmacy Procedures Manual The Pharmacy Procedures Manual provides a guide for community pharmacists on procedures and processes required for claiming and funding. It may be superseded by any subsequent legislative, policy or pharmaceutical schedule changes. Pharmacy Procedures Manual [PDF, 2.4 MB] Pharmacy Procedures Manual [DOCX, 2.2 MB] Last updated February 2025 Director General Temporary Authorisation for Unsigned Prescriptions Director General Temporary Authorisation for Unsigned Prescriptions [PDF, 510 KB] Director General Temporary Authorisation for Unsigned Prescriptions [DOCX, 575 KB ...

• Assisted Dying Service feedback process

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  You can provide feedback or make a complaint about your, or someone else’s experience when using the Assisted Dying Service. We want to understand what the Assisted Dying Service has been like for you and your whānau. Your feedback will help us improve the service for other people. Feedback is welcomed from anyone who has had any contact with the Assisted Dying Service. Sharing feedback You can complete the feedback form  (external link) published by Manatū Hauora or contact us through the following methods: Email:   AssistedDying@health.govt.nz Post:   Health New Zealand | ...

• Digital enablement

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  ... with disabilities   and those who traditionally have not engaged with health services have the same level of access to services as others. Consumer experience and health services that can be provided closer to home are a key element of this. Since 2021, digital enablement funding and support for the development of innovative digital services and technologies has been made available to some providers following a procurement process. These include for: planned care (planned appointments or interventions in hospitals, community settings and GP practices) primary and community care (also cal ...

• Mental wellbeing

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  ... Help whānau, communities and professionals with resources to support people who are experiencing depression and anxiety. Our work is supported by a health promotion marketing approach including digital and print resources (external link) . A telehealth service offers advice and counselling for people seeking help for themselves or others. Whakarongorau (external link) provides this service.  Nōku te Ao Nōku te Ao is a collaborative nationwide programme to end prejudice and discrimination against those with experience of mental distress. It works with and for people most affected ...

• Assisted Dying Service complaints processes

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  You can make a complaint about your or someone else’s experience when using the assisted dying service. Raising your concerns with the practitioner If you feel comfortable to do so, you are encouraged to first raise your concerns directly with the medical or nurse practitioner providing assisted dying services.  It is best if you can do this as soon as possible after you become unhappy with your, or someone else’s, care. Making a complaint If this does not resolve your complaint, or you do not want to raise your concerns directly, you can contact the Assisted Dying Secretariat at Mana ...

• Creating your account

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  Signing up for My Health Account If you are aged 16 or over and have accessed health or disability services in New Zealand, you can sign up for your own My Health Account.  Before you sign up, you need your own email address. It must be unique to you and not one you share with someone else.   You can sign up and prove who you are online using:   your details that are held by your GP or medical centre. We call this the healthcare provider check.   one of several New Zealand and Australian identity documents   using RealMe® and RealMe Verified.   Type  https://id ...

• New Zealand Health Terminology Service API

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  Brief description When communicating with each other, healthcare providers use certain terms and code sets for different health concepts. The New Zealand Health Terminology Service (NZHTS) provides access to terminology and code set standards for healthcare systems which: give health providers confidence they are speaking about the same concepts, and a better experience because reliable data is shared seamlessly improve data quality and reduce data management overheads. For more information, visit the NZ Health Terminology Service page. Overview The NZHTS API provides read-only access to assur ...

• SNOMED International

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  About SNOMED International New Zealand is one of nine founder members of the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO), the not-for-profit organisation established in 2007 that is now known as   SNOMED International (external link) . The purpose of SNOMED International is to own, develop and administer SNOMED CT and related terminology products, and to support the adoption of SNOMED CT in member countries and around the world. SNOMED International is a distributed organisation with its headquarters in London. The organisation is owned and gover ...

• Water-only schools

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  ... habits are established. Schools and early childhood education (ECE) services have the opportunity to create a culture of healthy eating where children are supported to develop lifelong preferences that will help them grow into healthy adults. Schools and ECE services are important role models for their communities and have an influence well beyond their students and their families. Health NZ Public Health supports ECE services and schools to promote water and milk as the preferred drinks for children. Drinks with high sugar content Drinks that are often very high in sugar include the foll ...