675 results in multiple government agencies
Last Publication Date: 29 Oct 2008
This paper explores Māori informal caregiving in the context of whānau. Included in this paper is the definition of whānau, which is discussed in detail, and…
Last Publication Date: 17 Oct 2008
Summary from the Director-General of Health, Stephen McKernanI am pleased to present the results of the first year of Health Targets – 2007/08. When we launched…
Last Publication Date: 2 Oct 2008
This report aims to review:the current level of cardiac surgery provision in New Zealand compared to other countriesvariation in provision of cardiac surgery by region within…
This report fulfils the requirements of the Ministry of Health to conduct a review of the maternity services in the Wellington area. The scope of the…
Last Publication Date: 1 Oct 2008
AUT established a Longitudinal study of Pacific Island families in 2000. The study is primarily funded by the Health Research Council and the Foundation for Research,…
Last Publication Date: 18 Sep 2008
It is explicit in stating the expectations for people who work in mental health and addiction treatment services irrespective of their role, discipline or position in…
Last Publication Date: 16 Sep 2008
Supportive care and rehabilitation encompasses ‘the essential services to meet the physical, emotional, nutritional, informational, psychological, sexual, spiritual, and practical needs throughout a person’s experience with…
Last Publication Date: 10 Sep 2008
AUT was contracted by the Ministry of Health in March 2006 to: examine the experiences of gamblers and their family/whānau when seeking and obtaining help for…
Last Publication Date: 2 Sep 2008
Health Expenditure Trends in New Zealand 1996-2006 provides a basis for identifying and measuring trends and changes in the patterns of health and disability expenditure in…
This report presents the Workforce Taskforce's findings and recommendations for overcoming barriers to workforce change and innovation in primary health care.The Taskforce identified the following five…
