Publications Ngā whakaputanga kōrero

This publication introduces clinical leadership as it applies to the work of the Ministry of Health | Manatū Hauora, including the definition and principles of clinical leadership in that context.

This guideline is to be used to mitigate and manage risk while a time-limited pause on the use of surgical mesh for the treatment of female stress urinary incontinence is in place.

This publication provides a national credentialling framework for pelvic floor reconstructive procedures, urogynaecological procedures and procedures for mesh revision and/or removal.

Useful for DHBs, PHOs, Iwi providers and all community groups working with patients with early-stage musculoskeletal conditions, this publication is an independent evaluation of Mobility Action Programmes (MAP) piloted across New Zealand.

This report summarises the themes that emerged from a process led by the Ministry of Health to hear from New Zealand men and women affected by surgical mesh.

This publication has drawn from the epilepsy consumer experience survey of 2018, to describe some of the common experiences and issues faced by people living with epilepsy.

This report provides an analysis of the number and cost of mesh surgery, the cost of the burden of disease, the costs and benefits of clinical registries generally, and an estimated benefit-cost ratio for a surgical mesh registry in New Zealand.

This publication describes results from the National Orthopaedic Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Quality Improvement Collaborative.

The Ministry of Health commissioned an independent review of mobile surgical services and the associated professional development and remote collaboration services.