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  • Mortality data web tool

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    Pātiki and Waharua Kōpito patterns Link to the Mortality data web tool The data presented in this tool can be explored by year, ethnicity, sex, district of residence, age group, and underlying cause of death. View the mortality data web tool (goes to another website) About the mortality data web tool The mortality data web tool presents information about cause of death, and demographic information about the deceased, for deaths registered in New Zealand. The web tool enables you to explore trends over time using interactive graphs and tables. Filtered results, data dictionaries and full data

  • Maternity claims

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    Primary Maternity Services Notice 2021 The Primary Maternity Services Notice 2021 (the 2021 Notice) sets out the service specifications and payment rules for remuneration of those practitioners with an authorisation to claim for the provision of community-based primary maternity services. In 2021, the previous Primary Maternity Services Notice (the 2007 Notice), was updated so it could better deliver funding allocated in Budget 2020 for additional primary maternity care to women with complex needs, and to women living in rural areas. The changes came into effect when the 2021 Notice was implem

  • Residential Care Questions and Answers

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    ... (‘contracted care services’) to residents who are eligible for government funding through the residential-care subsidy. Only rest homes or hospitals that have achieved Certification under the Health and Disability Services (Safety) Act 2001 and comply with the Health and Disability Sector Standards 2001 can have a contract with us. Rest homes and hospitals that have an Age Related Residential Care Contract with us are referred to in these Questions and Answers as ‘contracted care facilities’. We are responsible for ensuring that there are sufficient contracted care beds available to ...

  • 18. Poliomyelitis

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    ... Classically, poliomyelitis is a disease of young children and adolescents. In countries where polio was endemic, most children acquired antibodies to all three subtypes by age 5 years and most paralytic disease occurred in children aged under 3 years. However, with improvements in living standards a greater number of cases have occurred at an older age, particularly in early adult life, with an associated higher frequency of paralytic disease.   In the 30 years since the Global Polio Eradication Initiative began, an estimated 18 million cases of paralytic poliomyelitis have been pr ...

  • Clinical

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    Determining risk score Clinical criticality of care The types of clinical information and data you want to access will have varying levels of clinical risks. This is determined by how critical this data is to make clinical decisions in a clinical setting. Criticality of API data Data type Example 1 Publicly available information Information aiding health care delivery eg. HPI ID, practitioner ID, death notification, entitlement, financial information, address 2 Lower risk personal and clinical information eg. Immunisation record, planned events 3 Significant clinical information eg. Diagnosis,

  • Patient email verification

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    Making it easier to keep in touch with patients We are using safe and secure email to communicate some appointment dates or health information with our patients. This is an optional service designed to make life easier for patients who wish to use it. To do this: We are emailing all patients to confirm that the email address we have on file for them is correct and that they are happy for us to communicate health information with them via email. If you do not have an email or you do not want to receive emails, then your letters will be sent through the post If your email address needs updating,

  • 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

  • Information for Health Providers

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    Best Practice Guidance for Health Providers using the NHI Health providers listed in Schedule 2 of the Health Information Privacy Code are allowed to access the information in the NHI. All authorised providers must comply with the provisions of the Privacy Act and Health Information Privacy Code when accessing and updating information in the NHI. The Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora assigns appropriate permissions, monitors and audits the actions of health provider use of the NHI. Some health providers have limited access to just view information; others are able to update information on the

  • Administration and Clerical Pay Equity

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    Administration and Clerical Pay Equity Settlement DHBs and the PSA have settled the pay equity claim for Administration and Clerical Workers. The settlement was ratified on 16 May 2022 and is the outcome of 4 years work on the claim by DHBs and the PSA. It is the first settlement under the 2020 Equal Pay Amendment Act. It is an historic achievement for this workforce, often overlooked and undervalued, who play a critical role in the delivery of health services in DHBs. The agreement covers more than 10,000 administration and clerical workers across the country’s 20 DHBs – union and non-uni

  • Capitation rates

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    About capitation rates Capitation-based payments are based on the numbers of the enrolled with individual general practices who belong to a primary health organisation (PHO) population. This means that PHOs and their general practices are paid according to the number of people enrolled, not the number of times a general practice sees patients. Capitation rates from 1 July 2024. All rates exclude GST and are annualised amounts. This system is general called capitation since it is based on a payment per capita (per head). In general, people need more care when they are very young and as they get