Publications relating to cancer in New Zealand.
This publication measures the quality of care and outcomes for people with bowel cancer in New Zealand and provide a baseline for ongoing quality improvement
Cancer publications
Publications
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Published 05 March 2019 -
Published 01 March 2019This publication describes the quality performance indicators selected to improve the quality of services for the diagnosis and treatment of people with bowel cancer in New Zealand -
Published 01 March 2019These publications describe the technical data specifications used to calculate the quality performance indicators results presented in the Bowel Cancer Quality Improvement Report 2019. -
Published 27 February 2019These criteria are designed to cover the majority of indications for referral for colonoscopy by general practitioners and non-gastrointestinal specialists. -
Published 26 November 2018As part of ongoing quality improvement, the National Bowel Screening Programme has developed draft clinical guidelines for the health sector. The guidelines will provide guidance to practitioners involved in the Bowel Screening pathway, supporting clinical decision making and providing advice to participants. -
Published 15 November 2018The first and second interim reports provides the preliminary findings of the Cancer Psychological and Social Support Initiative evaluation. -
Published 20 June 2018The molecular testing standards set out the expected level of testing for patients who have received a new diagnosis of colorectal cancer -
Published 30 April 2018These tables present numbers and rates of cancer registrations for selected cancers, by ethnic group, age group and sex, for 2014, 2015 and 2016
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Published 14 December 2017These annually published interactive tables and graphs provide high-level data on cancer registrations in 2015. They include information about the most common cancers registered and breakdowns by common demographic variables.
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Published 19 April 2017This publication provides an economic assessment of introducing Intraoperative Radiotherapy (IORT) into the New Zealand public health system for patients with early-stage breast cancer.