Statistical publications and data sets on Māori health.
The Māori Health Trends Report shows changes of Māori health over the years 1990–2015, across a range of health-related indicators.
Māori health data and stats
Publications
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Published 30 October 2019 -
Published 05 April 2019This Annual Data Explorer presents the 2017/18 results from the New Zealand Health Survey, for both adults and children. The Annual Data Explorer includes information on health behaviours and risk factors, health conditions and access to health services
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Published 29 November 2018This paper explains why the Ministry of Health age standardises to a Māori population in Māori health analytics when the focus of the analytics is the Māori population and non-Māori are the comparator group. -
Published 14 December 2017This Annual Data Explorer presents the 2016/17 results from the New Zealand Health Survey, for both adults and children. The Annual Data Explorer includes information on health behaviours and risk factors, health conditions and access to health services.
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Published 23 June 2017This publication presents indicators for Māori child and youth health, examining issues in infancy, issues for ages 0–24 years, respiratory system conditions, communicable diseases, unintentional injuries, reproductive health and mental health
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Published 29 April 2016An overview of the underlying social determinants that influence the health and wellbeing of Māori children and young people.
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Published 15 October 2015The DHB Māori Health Profiles present an analysis of Māori health compared with non-Māori, across a range of health related indicators and provide reliable and accessible district information across all DHBs
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Published 13 October 2015This is short report presents findings from the Life and Living in Advanced Age Cohort Study (LiLACS NZ) about primary health care for Māori (aged 80–90 years) and non-Māori (aged 85 years). -
Published 09 October 2015Tatau Kahukura: Māori Health Chart Book 2015 (3rd edition) presents a picture of the health status of the Māori population compared to non-Māori population at a national level in the early 2010s. -
Published 28 September 2015This report presents findings from the Life and Living in Advanced Age Cohort Study (LiLACS NZ) about the activities that people can perform independently or without assistance, for Māori (aged 80–90 years) and non-Māori (aged 85 years).