About us Mō mātou

About the Ministry of Health and the New Zealand health system. 

Regulation & legislation Ngā here me ngā ture

Health providers and products we regulate, and laws we administer.

Strategies & initiatives He rautaki, he tūmahi hou

How we’re working to improve health outcomes for all New Zealanders.

Māori health Hauora Māori

Increasing access to health services, achieving equity and improving outcomes for Māori.

Statistics & research He tatauranga, he rangahau

Data and insights from our health surveys, research and monitoring.

The interim Government Policy Statement on Health 2022-2024 (or interim GPS) is the public statement of what Government expects the health system to deliver and achieve over the next two years, and how success will be measured, monitored and reported.

The interim GPS sets out the direction of health system reforms over the next two years, so the Government can be held to account on progress and performance.

It also sets expectations for health entities. The actions required will vary for different health entities, but the core direction and outcomes will be consistent to ensure that all health entities work towards common goals which matter for people and whānau.

We will publish interim GPS measure results annually.  

Note: We have published an addendum to the interim GPS. The addendum is an update of Appendix 3, which contains detailed definitions of the measures used for reporting on the interim GPS. 

Publishing information

Publication date
Citation

Ministry of Health. 2022. Interim Government Policy Statement on Health 2022-2024. Wellington: Ministry of Health.

ISBN
Print: 978-1-99-110063-4, Online: 978-1-99-110062-7
HP number
8132
Copyright status

Owned by the Ministry of Health and licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence.

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