Publications relating to New Zealand's health and disability workforce.
This report is an evaluation of a demonstration site coordinated by Health Workforce New Zealand.
Workforce publications
Publications
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Published 13 June 2013 -
Published 11 June 2013This report is an evaluation of a demonstration site coordinated by Health Workforce New Zealand. -
Published 14 March 2013This report examines the availability, suitability and potential of courses and qualifications to build skills in case management and care coordination. It is a review for Health Workforce New Zealand. -
Published 11 September 2012Summary -
Published 05 June 2012Two reports from Midland and Caterbury DHBs outlining the improvements of nurse utilisation of evidence to inform clinical practice project -
Published 13 March 2012The New Zealand Primary Care Handbook 2012 provides summary guidance from a collection of guidelines and is intended as a convenient reference for health professionals. This edition includes new content on the management of type 2 diabetes, weight management, stroke and transient ischaemic attack, heart failure and rheumatic fever. -
Published 09 August 2011This report is an evaluation of a demonstration site coordinated by Health Workforce New Zealand. -
Published 02 June 2011This proposal document outlines the reasons for regulating the profession (with reference to the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act), and provides a brief background on the profession of traditional Chinese medicine. Submissions closed in August 2011.
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Published 30 May 2011This report identifies 65 separate district nursing services offering a wide range of home, clinic, and community-based health care services usually seven days a week. Preventing hospital admissions and enabling early discharge are the main focus of the services.
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Published 30 May 2011This report highlights the range of creative and responsive district nursing service delivery models. The report goes deeper into four case studies demonstrating how district nurses work providing care to help patients transition across hospital and home boundaries. Moving services closer to the patients, collaborating with providers, and co-locating nurses with other community teams are common themes.