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- Statement of Performance Expectations | Tauākī o Ngā Mahi Ka Whāia 2021/22
- First annual update on increasing transparency in New Zealand health care
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Consumer network terms of reference
Terms of reference for the Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission's partners in care consumer network.
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Circumstances surrounding drowning in those under 25 in New Zealand (1980-2002)
A report describing the epidemiology of drowning in 0-24 year olds in New Zealand to identify where appropriate interventions might decrease child and youth mortality.
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Corporate publications
Health Quality & Safety Commission Te Tāhū Hauora produces corporate publications including a suite of accountability documents, which incorporates an annual report, statement of performance expectations and statement of intent.
- Healing, learning and improving from harm: National adverse events policy 2023 | Te whakaora, te ako me te whakapai ake i te kino: Te kaupapa here ā-motu mō ngā mahi tūkino 2023
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Learning from harm education
The Learning from harm education programme educates participants how to review health care harm, understand work that supports healing and create quality improvement actions to reduce the risk of harm.
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Surgical Safety Culture Survey Research Report 2017
Safe Surgery NZ aims to make surgery safer by improving teamwork and communication in the operating theatre. The 2017 Surgical Safety Culture Survey demonstrates an improvement in the attitudes and perceptions of surgical team members across New Zeal
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Learning from adverse events report 2017–18
This is the annual learning from adverse events report for 2017–18, published by the Health Quality & Safety Commission. The report covers adverse events reported by New Zealand's 20 district health boards (DHBs) and other providers.
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Fifth report of the Perioperative Mortality Review Committee
In this fifth report, the Perioperative Mortality Review Committee has examined perioperative mortality in New Zealand during 2009–2013 for two new clinical areas of interest.