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The deteriorating adult patient: evidence summary
This is an evidence summary of three potential interventions relating to the deteriorating adult patient.
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Deterioration Early Warning System (DEWS)
The Deterioration Early Warning System (DEWS) supports aged residential care facilities to identify and respond to acute deterioration in people living in aged care.
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Cultural considerations when caring for kaumātua
The cultural considerations video series is for health professionals caring for kaumātua.
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Atlas of Healthcare Variation
The Atlas of Healthcare Variation highlights demographic and regional variation in the health conditions and health care that people receive in New Zealand.
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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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New report highlights deaths of mothers and babies due to family violence
Investigating early interventions to save the lives of mothers and babies is one of the actions set to follow a report examining violence-related deaths of women and girls in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Communications toolkit for the home and community support services experience survey
This toolkit is a guide on promoting the 2025 home and community support services experience survey to raise awareness and encourage people to take part.
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Patient experience survey – Proof of concept evaluation
This document is an evaluation of the proof of concept work for the patient experience survey.
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Major trauma rehabilitation quality improvement programme: National collaborative 2021 guidelines and application form
This document includes guidance on and an application form for the trauma rehabilitation national collaborative 2021.
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Policy and practice in the use of root cause analysis to investigate clinical adverse events: mind the gap
This paper (Social Science and Medicine 73 (2011) 217-225) examines the challenges of investigating clinical incidents through the use of Root Cause Analysis.