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Progressing consumer engagement in primary care | Te whakakoke i te whai wāhi a te kiritaki ki te tiaki hauora tuatahi
This resource aims to support primary care providers, alliances and primary health organisations (PHOs) to progress consumer engagement in primary care. It offers context, tools and examples for primary care providers, alliances and PHOs to consider.
- Hospital Standardised Mortality Ratios model – methodology paper (July 2015)
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Infection prevention and control news
Read the March 2025 news from our infection prevention and control programme.
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Sepsis information for patients and whānau
Information to help patients and whānau understand sepsis, treatment, intensive care and recovery
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Safe Medication Management newsletters - 2010
Newsletters from the SMM programme for the year 2010
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Accessibility and resourcing for consumer, whānau and community engagement
This page has information, resources and practical advice about accessibility and resourcing for consumer, whānau and community engagement to support implementation of the code of expectations for health entities' engagement with consumers and whānau
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Case study: Harnessing data for local quality improvement in asthma
This case study describes a project run by Te Awakairangi Health Network (TeAHN) to use local data relating to asthma to identify practice variation, explore the local drivers contributing to variation and support quality improvement.
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Principles for engaging consumers and whānau in mental health and addiction adverse event reviews
This information is provided for mental health and addiction (MHA) services. It is intended to guide adverse event review facilitators on the principles of engaging with consumers and their whānau affected by an adverse event and to complement...
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Sepsis
Sepsis is a medical emergency caused by the body's response to infection. These resources support earlier recognition, timely treatment and recovery, helping improve outcomes for patients and whānau across New Zealand.