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Consumer voice: Why your community should get involved in the consumer health forum Aotearoa
Members of the consumer health forum Aotearoa share why the community voice is important.
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Consumer opportunities
Read more about the current open opportunities for consumers to get involved.
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Patient experience survey questions – December 2013
The initial set of 40 questions has been cognitively tested by patients from four district health boards (DHBs) to validate them for New Zealand use, and revised down to 20 questions.
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Patient experience survey core question handbook
This handbook explains the purpose of the patient experience survey core question set and how it fits within the national survey questionnaires. It also outlines some issues to consider when using the set in your own local data collection activities.
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A good start in life: practical guidance
This resource is about whānau, community and services working together to ensure children with disabilities get a good start in life.
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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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Surgical safety checklist posters
Full set of surgical safety checklist posters, including sign in, time out, sign out, start-of-list briefing and end-of-list debriefing.
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User guide to the Atlas in Healthcare Variation
The Atlas is a powerful tool which allows us to look at heath care variation in New Zealand. The Atlas is quite simple to use but we recommend you read the following guidance on creating reports first to ensure you get the best out of it.
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New report on surgery and risk in New Zealand released
Report presenting updated national data on surgery and associated risk in New Zealand, to support informed conversations between clinicians, patients and whānau.