Pūrongo whakamutunga
The Health and Disability System Review was charged with taking a system-wide approach to what needs to change to ensure our future system achieves better and more equitable health and wellbeing outcomes for all New Zealanders.
The final report discusses a range of detailed proposals regarding all the elements that need to change for the New Zealand health and disability system to produce more equitable health outcomes and to become more financially sustainable.
The Final Report is intended to be read as a standalone document. However, there is additional detail in the Interim Report that has not been repeated. The structure of both reports is the same to facilitate reading both as companion documents.
Given the breadth of the Review, it is challenging to bring this together in a succinct document. The Executive Overview provides a high-level view of how the health and disability system should operate in the future and key recommendations for the Government to consider. More detail on the challenges, analysis and recommendations for change are presented in each of the sections of the report.
The recommendations set out in the report are now the remit of Government to determine what happens next.
Executive overview
- Executive overview / He tirohanga whānui (PDF, 754 KB)
- Executive overview in Te Reo Māori / He tirohanga whānui (PDF, 667 KB)
- Audio version of the Executive overview (MP3, 12 MB)
Full report
Full report by section
- Section A: Overview and context / Tirohanga whānui me te horopaki (PDF, 1.5 MB)
- Section B: Settings / Ngā whakaritenga o te pūnaha (PDF, 1.1 MB)
- Section C: Services / Ngā Ratonga (PDF, 3.1 MB)
- Section D: Enablers / Ngā rawa e tika ai te pūnaha (PDF, 2 MB)
- Section E: Recommendations / Ko ngā tūtohinga (PDF, 362 KB)
- Section F: Notes / Kupu āpiti (PDF, 369 KB)
- Appendices / Ko ngā āpitihanga (PDF, 116 KB)
Sign language videos
Videos in New Zealand Sign Language related to the health and disability system review full report are available via the link below.