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- National decrease in seclusion – the numbers
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Ngā Poutama: Consumer, family and whānau experience survey privacy impact statement
Privacy impact statement for Ngā Poutama: Consumer, family and whānau experience survey.
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National and technical reports | Ngā Poutama Oranga Hinengaro: Quality in Context survey of mental health and addiction services
The national and technical reports from Ngā Poutama Oranga Hinengaro: Quality in Context survey of mental health and addiction services.
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Te pūrongo whakamutunga | Project close report (Connecting care: Improving service transitions)
The purpose of the project was to look at ways to improve processes around transitions of care between mental health and addiction services to ensure consumers, families and whānau receive continuous quality care as they move between health providers
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Storyboards and presentations from the Connecting Care co-design workshop
Storyboards and presentations from the mental health and addiction quality improvement programme Connecting Care co-design workshop, held on 21–22 November 2018.
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Ngā poutama oranga hinengaro: quality in context survey poster
This poster introduces the August 2018 mental health and addiction quality and safety culture survey and provides an overview of who can take part, the purpose of the survey and how to access it.
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Mental health and addiction severity assessment code (SAC) examples 2024
Mental health and addiction Severity Assessment Code (SAC) examples for adverse event reporting.
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Ngā Poutama: Consumer, family and whānau experience survey poster
Poster for consumers, family and whānau about the Ngā Poutama consumer, family and whānau experience survey.
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National and technical reports 2022 | Ngā Poutama Oranga Hinengaro: Quality in Context survey of mental health and addiction services
National and technical reports 2022 | Ngā Poutama Oranga Hinengaro: Quality in Context survey of mental health and addiction services.
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Pono consumer story: Nicola Peeperkoorn
Nicola Peeperkoorn explores her family’s experience of the mental health and addiction event review process.