Summary
Hospitals and specialist care publications
Publications relating to hospitals and specialist care services in New Zealand.
Publications
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Published 12 December 2011A statistical publication containing analyses and commentary on publicly funded and privately funded hospital events in New Zealand, as reporting to the National Minimum Dataset (NMDS). -
Published 02 October 2011The Ministry of Health consulted on the draft document, Guidance for Integrated Paediatric Palliative Care Services in New Zealand, in November 2011. The draft Guidance for Integrated Paediatric Palliative Care Services ("the Guidance") was commissioned by the Ministry of Health in response to the national review of paediatric sub-specialty programmes (Ministry of Health 2010). -
Published 02 September 2011This booklet provides information to older people and their families and whānau on how to access needs assessment and home support services. -
Published 02 September 2011The National Health Emergency Plan: Multiple Complex Burn Action Plan provides direction to the health sector in the event of a burn emergency in New Zealand.
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Published 02 September 2011The National Health Emergency Plan: Mass Casualty Action Plan provides strategic direction and co-ordination to the health sector in the event of an incident resulting in a large number of casualties.
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Published 02 August 2011Summary What is Advance Care Planning?
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Published 02 August 2011This document provides guidance for assessment and principles of care; information about current best practice for hormone therapy treatment; and information about access to and availability of surgery. A section addresses the needs of children and young people.
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Published 02 August 2011Summary
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Published 02 March 2011This publication looks at how district health boards are working to achieve the Shorter stays in emergency departments health target, and discusses the real gains which are being made thanks to the creativity, teamwork and dedication of hospital staff, and the people who provide health services and support in the community.
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Page last updated: 30 November 2011
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