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Summary

The Pacific Provider Development Fund (PPDF) was established in 1998 and is administered by the Ministry of Health. The fund aims to support and strengthen Pacific health providers to sustainably deliver quality health and disability services, that improve health and welling outcomes for Pacific peoples.

The Ministry of Health carried out a review of the PPDF in 2018, with the aim to identify ways to improve the PPDF process and guide future investment. The review findings are presented in this report.

Objectives for the review were to:

  1. describe operational challenges faced by Pacific health providers
  2. assess the PPDF effectiveness
  3. identify future focus of PPDF investments.

The review proposes nine recommendations to address the challenges faced by Pacific health providers and to strengthen the PPDF process. It also offers opportunities for improved collaboration between the Ministry of Health and Pacific health providers.

The Ministry of Health is currently developing a post review implementation plan in response to the recommendations.

Publishing information

Publication date
Citation
Ministry of Health. 2019. Review of the Ministry of Health Pacific Provider Development Fund (PPDF) 2018. Wellington: Ministry of Health.
ISBN
978-1-98-859734-8
HP number
7260
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