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Summary

The National Health Emergency Plan (NHEP) is a key emergency management document for the health and disability sector.

The purpose of the NHEP is to:

  • provide the strategic framework to guide the health and disability sector in its approach to planning for, responding to and recovering from health-related risks and consequences of significant hazards in New Zealand
  • clarify how the health and disability sector fits in the context of New Zealand emergency management
  • specify roles and responsibilities at all levels within the health and disability sector, across the 4Rs of emergency management.

Publishing information

Publication date
Citation

Ministry of Health. 2015. National Health Emergency Plan: A framework for the health and disability sector. Wellington: Ministry of Health.

ISBN
Print: 978-0-478-44887-0, Online: 978-0-478-44853-5
HP number
6236
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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