Statistical publications and data sets on Māori health.
This report explores the health status of Māori infants, children and young people using a range of routinely collected data sources.
Māori health data and stats
Publications
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Published 07 December 2012 -
Published 28 August 2012This report, Mātātuhi Tuawhenua: Health of Rural Māori 2012, provides a snapshot of the health of Māori and non-Māori living in rural and urban areas. -
Published 24 May 2012Tatau Niho Māori: Oral health of Māori 2009 is a spinning wheel that provides selected indicators from the New Zealand Oral Health Survey 2009 for Māori and non-Māori. -
Published 28 February 2012This report presents key findings for Māori from the 2008/09 New Zealand Adult Nutrition Survey, including energy and nutrient intake, dietary supplement use, eating patterns, food security, and nutrition-related health (eg, body size, blood pressure and diabetes). -
Published 02 August 2011These posters present key indicators from the Tatau Kura Tangata: Health of Older Māori Chart Book 2011. There are two posters, with an English and Māori version of each. -
Published 26 July 2011This booklet provides an overview of Māori smoking and tobacco use compared with non-Māori. It uses findings from the 2009 New Zealand Tobacco Use Survey, presented with easy-to-use statistical information. -
Published 02 June 2011The Overview Spinning Wheel provides selected indicators from Tatau Kura Tangata: Health of Older Māori Chart Book 2011 in an easy-to-use and compact format.
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Published 28 April 2011Statistics and data about the regulated Māori health workforce, by occupation.
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Published 25 March 2011Te Rōpū Rangahau Hauora a Eru Pōmare (University of Otago, Wellington) and seven community group partners identify research priorities to lead to improved oral health for Māori and reduced inequalities, with particular reference to low income Māori adults, older Māori, and Māori with disabilities, special needs or who are medically compromised. -
Published 02 March 2011Tatau Kura Tangata: Health of Older Māori Chart Book 2011 presents a snapshot of the health of Māori aged 50 years and over in New Zealand. It is a companion document to Tatau Kahukura: Māori Health Chart Book 2nd Edition which was released in 2010.