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Co-design in health: free e-learning courses available | He hoahoa-tahi: He kaupapa ako-i utu kore
We have developed a suite of free e-learning courses for co-design that are available to all health care professionals through Manatū Hauora | Ministry of Health’s Learn Online platform.
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Survey resources for home and community support services staff
This page has information and links to resources for staff, to support participation in the national home and community support services experience survey.
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Progress in public reporting in New Zealand since the Ombudsman's ruling, and an invitation
Shuker C, Bohm G, Hamblin R, Simpson A, St George D, Stolarek I, Wilson J, Merry AF
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Using lived experience to improve health services
This page has information, resources and practical advice about using lived experience to improve health services, to support implementation of the code of expectations for health entities' engagement with consumers and whānau.
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Using health care services in the community
Knowing what is available to you in the community and what to expect may help you to get the best from your care.
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Home and community support services experience survey information
Your views can help improve local home and community support services
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Reducing and eliminating seclusion in mental health inpatient services
This document is an evidence review for the Health Quality & Safety Commission about reducing and eliminating seclusion in mental health inpatient services.
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Home and community support services experience survey – have your say
We would like to hear about your experiences of home and community support services. Your valuable feedback will help improve the quality of these support services.
- Home and Community Support Services experience survey: National results 2025
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Variation and improving services: analysing and interpreting variation
The Health Quality & Safety Commission’s Atlas of Healthcare Variation (the Atlas) is a starting point for analysing variation in a local area, and for developing service improvement activities to address variation.