Publications of reports commissioned by Manatū Hauora relating to gambling harm in New Zealand.
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Gambling harm publications
Publications
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Published 29 August 2021
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Published 21 April 2021This study provides a statistical analysis of the four data collection years (2012 to 2015) of the National Gambling Study in order to assess how changes in gambling risk levels are associated with changes over time in health, wellbeing, disability, deprivation and social connectedness -
Published 13 April 2021An analysis of the impact of territorial authority electronic gaming machine (class 4) policy on gambling harm in New Zealand. -
Published 08 April 2021The Gambling Data Explorer is an interactive tool for exploring data from the New Zealand National Gambling Study. It presents gambling participation and harm results by gender, age and ethnic group
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Published 30 March 2020Based upon semi-structured interviews from 50 participants in the longitudinal cohort study of gamblers in NZ (the National Gambling Study), this report provides insights obtained -
Published 23 March 2020Using a mixed methods approach and informed by data collected through the National Gambling Study (NGS), this study by AUT-GARC enabled a multifaceted exploration of the context, issues and factors influencing women’s gambling related harm in New Zealand and suggests pathways for harm reduction. -
Published 23 March 2020This evaluation report presents the results of an exploratory evaluation of the use and effectiveness of Partners for Change Outcomes Management System (PCOMS) in the provision of gambling treatment services in New Zealand. -
Published 26 August 2019The purpose of the guide is to clarify aspects of service delivery of preventing and minimising gambling harm interventions and to detail the screening and clinical practice requirements for service providers. -
Published 01 July 2019Pacific people have a high risk for developing harmful gambling behaviours old Pacific youth and how this has changed from when they were aged 14 or 9 years -
Published 01 July 2019This report presents the results of a trial to test the effectiveness of a smart phone app to support people with a gambling problem to promote abstinence or avoid relapse, in particular for those using electronic gambling machines (EGMs or pokies)