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We produce, manage , maintain and publish resources that contain free health information for everyone . Health Promotion resource store The store contains print material, campaign assets, and other resources related to Health Promotion programmes and campaigns. These are free for anyone in Aotearoa and are used by many organisations in the health sector. Go to the Health Promotion resource store (external link) HealthEd HealthEd is the largest collection of prevention-focused public health resources in Aotearoa. The resources are used by health professionals and in education and community sett ...

Improving access to hepatitis C treatment in the community

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... to treatment provided by Nurses and Pharmacists In 2023 hepatitis C treatment was reclassified from prescription-only to an exemption from prescription when managed by nurses and pharmacists under certain conditions. This reclassification enables a novel collaborative nurse-pharmacist model for treatment of hepatitis C in the community. Refer to reclassification of hepatitis C treatment for further details. Reclassification of hepatitis C treatment – Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Special Needs Grant Work and Income New Zealand provides support to improve access to hepatitis C trea ...

About My Health Account

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What is My Health Account? My Health Account is Health New Zealand digital health identity service that connects you to your health information online and lets you securely access digital health services from anywhere. The service is available to all people in New Zealand aged 16 years and over. Digital identity is how you can prove who you are online in a safe, secure, and easily accessible way. Why you need a My Health Account Sign up for a My Health Account to get the most out of the digital health services you use. My Health Account enables digital health services to accuratel ...

Access to Production Systems

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Accessing NHI Online and Integrated Identity & Enrolment Services Accessing NHI Online Many Patient Management Systems (PMS) have (or soon will have) integrated NHI Access. The Ministry of Health also offers access through a browser based interface called HealthUI (Health User Interface). HealthUI enables healthcare providers to connect to the National Health Index (NHI) database to search for and view patient identity information as well as other identity related functions (where applicable). HealthUI requires the user to have a Connected Health connection. If you would like to access the ...

Tamariki Health Topics

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Expand all KidsHealth KidsHealth Accurate and reliable information for NZ parents & whānau about the health and wellbeing of tamariki & rangatahi in Aotearoa. Topics A-Z | KidsHealth (external link) Conditions and treatments | KidsHealth (external link) Health Navigator: A-Z topics Health Navigator: A-Z topics Easy-to-read information on a wide range of health conditions including how to recognise symptoms and tips for prevention, self-care and treatment. Information about the A-Z topics on the Health Navigator website (external link) Ministry of Health: Child hea ...

Third-trimester scan

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... growth restriction (maternal hypertensive disease, pre‑eclampsia, maternal smoking, IVF, previous FGR/SGA, maternal medical disease) or as per the Growth Assessment Protocol (GAP) Current FGR, SGA or reduced interval fetal growth (see the SGA guideline (PDF, 2.9 MB) [PDF, 2.9 MB] for more detail, NZMFMN 2014a and Appendix 9: SGA scanning schedule ) (section 88 codes: GR and GF) [1] Diabetes (NIDDM, IDDM, gestational diabetes) Placental location (code: PL) Malpresentation (code: MP) Antepartum haemorrhage (code: AH) Abdominal pain (code: AP) Reduced fetal movements (cod ...

Appendix 3: Ectopic pregnancy location

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Tubal ectopic Most common Adnexal mass ± gestational sac May demonstrate peripheral vascularity Ectopic angle is the most common site (between the uterus and ovary). Non-tubal ectopic pregnancy Interstitial/cornual ectopic: mass or gestational sac in the cornual region of the uterus, outside the endometrial cavity Scar ectopic: mass or gestational sac related to the caesarean section scar Cervical ectopic: mass or gestational sac within the endocervical canal Ovarian ectopic: mass or gestational sac within the ovary. This is a rare condition (less than 1 percent of ectopi

New Zealand Obstetric Ultrasound Guidelines - Online

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Contents Introduction First trimester First-trimester ultrasound Normal early intrauterine pregnancy Early pregnancy loss Ectopic pregnancy and pregnancy of unknown location First-trimester reporting pro forma 12–13+6 week scan 12–13+6 week scan reporting guide and pro forma Cervical length screening Anatomy scan Second-trimester anatomy scan (19+ weeks) Placenta Fetal echocardiography Anatomy scan reporting pro forma Cardiac anomalies Third trimester Third-trimester scan Hydrops Third-trimester reporting pro forma Doppler Twin pregnancy Appendices Appendix 1: Ultrasound scan codes an ...

Appendix 5: Non-invasive prenatal screening

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... determining the risk of the fetus having certain chromosomal abnormalities. Small fragments of circulating DNA in a pregnant woman’s blood are analysed. These fragments are free floating and not within cells, unlike most DNA, which is found inside a cell’s nucleus. They are therefore known as cell-free DNA (cfDNA). During pregnancy, a mixture of cfDNA from the woman’s cells and cells from the placenta are found in the maternal blood. Evaluation of the cfDNA from the placenta allows screening for certain genetic abnormalities. NIPS can be performed from the 10th week ...

SUDI (Sudden Unexpected Death of an Infant)

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Expand all Ministry of Health: Safe sleep Ministry of Health: Safe sleep Every year too many New Zealand babies die suddenly during sleep. Many of these deaths can be prevented. Information about safe sleep on the Ministry of Health website (external link) Ministry of Health: Kia Puawai National SUDI Prevention Programme Evaluation: Final evaluation report Ministry of Health: Kia Puawai National SUDI Prevention Programme Evaluation: Final evaluation report Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) is the leading cause of preventable mortality in New Zealand infants. Māori and Pacific i ...

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