Answers to some of the key questions stakeholders may have about the Review recommendations.
Fourth report prepared for NMDHB by the NZ Child and Youth Epidemiology Service to provide information on the health status of children and youth in Nelson Marlborough. This reports on key health statistics and examines evidence-based approaches to addressing some of these.
Third report prepared for NMDHB by the NZ Child and Youth Epidemiology Service to provide information on the health status of children and youth in Nelson Marlborough. This reports on the determinants of child and youth health.
Second report prepared for NMDHB by the NZ Child and Youth Epidemiology Service to provide information on the health status of children and youth in Nelson Marlborough. This reports on the determinants of child and youth health.
Report prepared for NMDHB by the NZ Child and Youth Epidemiology Service to provide information on the health status of children and youth in Nelson Marlborough.
NMDHB would like to ensure that you are paying the correct amount for the medicines you are prescribed by your doctor. This brochure outlines how much you should expect to pay for prescription items and any extra charges.
This first health needs assessment report provided to NMDHB by the Health and Disability Intelligence Unit of the Ministry of Health provides a profile of the NMDHB Population and Summary Health Indicators.
This document was published in October 2001 and has been available to inform our planning. The project combined data from national and local databases, demographic information, and opinions from health service providers and consumers to provide a snapshot of the state of health and health needs of our region.
There are two reports available: a
40-page summary report containing the key findings presented largely as text and a more technical
280-page report which contains all the data collected during the project and text discussing the findings.
Nelson Bays Primary Health and Kimi Hauora PHO have produced this Primary Care Mental Health Plan, with the view to improving and supporting the ability of primary health providers to better assess and treat patients who experience mild to moderate mental health symptoms.
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A summary of the key findings plus the Strategic Framework For Service Development objectives. Document is formatted for printing both sides of the page.
Detailed analysis and discussion of the key issues and rationale underpinning the recommendations along with the Strategic Framework For Service Development objectives. Document is formatted for printing both sides of the page.
Keeping health services close to where people live while making sure they are viable long term is the aim, and one of the challenges, of the South Island Health Services Plan. The initiative is led by the six South Island DHBs, through a steering group, with representatives from each of the DHBs, Maori Health, the South Island Shared Services Agency Ltd (SISSAL) and a trade union.
Prepared jointly by all the South Island DHBs through the Mental Health Network, this plan outlines the development of mental health services over the next few years, including application of additional “BluePrint” funding.