Identifies key outcomes for the health system and the Ministry itself: New Zealanders live longer, healthier and more independent lives, the health system is cost-effective and supports a productive economy.
Statements of Intent
The Statement of Intent is an annual document that outlines the strategic direction for the Ministry of Health over a three-year period. It includes discussion of the outcomes being sought by the Ministry and the main priorities for the future work programme.
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Published 24 May 2012Identifies key outcomes for the health system and the Ministry itself: New Zealanders live longer, healthier and more independent lives, the health system is cost-effective and supports a productive economy. -
Published 19 May 2011This Statement of Intent outlines the strategic direction for the Ministry of Health over the three-year period of the document. It includes discussion of the outcomes being sought by the Ministry and the main priorities for the future work programme. -
Published 02 May 2010This Statement of Intent 2010−2013 marks an important juncture for the planning, funding and delivery of health and disability services. -
Published 02 May 2008The Ministry of Health’s Statement of Intent for 2008–11 is a key accountability document between the Minister of Health and the Ministry. It outlines the key areas that the Minister expects the Ministry to lead. It also specifies how the Ministry's activities contribute to outcomes relevant to the health and disability sector. -
Published 02 May 2007This Statement of Intent emphasises performance improvement assistance and best practice advice with the health sector, focusing on the Minister’s priorities, improvements in Māori health, and reducing inequalities.
Page last updated: 01 December 2011
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