Publications relating to primary health care in New Zealand.
These guidelines provide simple, practical and evidence-based recommendations for the diagnosis, assessment and management of asthma in adolescents and adults.
Primary health care publications
Publications
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Published 15 April 2020New Zealand has recently enacted a new legislative framework for abortion in New Zealand. This publication specifies a set of interim standards that the Ministry of Health expects all abortion service providers to comply with to ensure safe and effective services are available to all women considering or seeking an abortion -
Published 02 April 2019This report presents the findings from the 2018 Green Prescription (GRx) adult patient survey, conducted for the Ministry of Health from March to May 2018. -
Published 02 April 2019This is the ninth survey in an ongoing evaluation of the Active Families programme. The survey seeks the views of participants about how well the programme worked for their child and family. -
Published 11 May 2018The resources on this page were developed to support kaiako, early childhood educators, health practitioners, and others in their conversations with parents of under-fives on the importance of sitting less, regular active play and getting the right amount of good quality sleep. These tools can also be used by the parents of under-fives in discussions with their children. These resources support the Ministry’s Sit Less, Move More, Sleep Well: Active play guidelines for under-fives.
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Published 14 July 2017This publication summarises funding to Māori health providers by the Ministry of Health and DHBs from 2011/12 to 2015/16
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Published 22 June 2017This strategy sets out a vision for New Zealand’s health research and identifies four strategic priorities for the health research and innovation system. -
Published 12 May 2017The plan sets out a range of actions to improve radiation oncology services from 2017 to 2021. -
Published 13 September 2016This review discusses the findings of a rapid review of some of the latest evidence on the pathways to optimal health and wellbeing for children from birth to age 14 years, through the developmental periods of infancy, early and middle childhood and early adolescence. -
Published 01 September 2016This report presents the findings from the 2016 Green Prescription (GRx) initiative patient survey, conducted for the Ministry of Health (the Ministry) in April and May 2016.