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Internships with Te Tāhū Hauora provide students with hands-on experience in health data
The Te Tāhū Hauora health quality intelligence (HQI) team has welcomed two data science students, Ranen Lourdes and Felix Ng, as interns to collaborate on a project aimed at enhancing the data-driven insights within the health care sector.
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New Commission dashboard aims to give pēpi Māori the best start in life
A new dashboard produced by the Commission’s Health Quality Intelligence team to support the National Hauora Coalition’s (NHC) Gen2040 project is now available for primary health care organisations.
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The Health Quality & Safety Commission launches Experience Explorer
The Commission has launched the Experience Explorer an improved tool for public reporting of results from the national patient experience programme.
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Help us refine the health quality measures library – a centralised resource to support quality improvement
The Health Quality & Safety Commission’s Measures Library is a unique, centralised resource designed to support your understanding and use of health service data and measures for quality improvement.
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Issue #21 | news from Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission
Read issue #21 of our newsletter which contains updates, news and events from our work streams and programmes.
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Data is key to Health Quality & Safety Commission and National Hauora Coalition collaboration partnership for pro-equity project, Gen2040
The Commission and National Hauora Coalition have signed a collaboration partnership for the Commission to contribute to data management, analysis and reporting for a pro-equity project designed to give pēpī Māori (Māori babies) the best start in lif
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Flyers promoting the patient experience survey now available
A4 flyers promoting the patient experience survey are now available as PDFs in English, te reo Māori, Samoan and Tongan languages.
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Patients call for same-day appointments; online access to information
A recent survey about the impact of COVID-19 on people’s access to health care found nearly all patients wanted same-day appointments for urgent issues.
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Updated data shows cost the main barrier to accessing health services
Updated data from over 79,000 patients who responded to a survey about their experiences with Aotearoa New Zealand health services shows 17 percent reported not visiting a GP or nurse due to cost in the last 12 months.
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Quality and safety marker reporting to start again 1 July 2020, post COVID-19 interruption
From 1 July 2020, the Health Quality & Safety Commission expects district health boards (DHBs) to start collecting data again for all quality and safety measures (QSMs), following the recent interruption due to COVID-19.