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New strategy launched to improve quality and safety across New Zealand’s health and disability system
A system-wide approach to improving the quality and safety of care.
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Aotearoa New Zealand point prevalence survey of healthcare-associated infections
Barratt R, Roberts S, Morris A, Grae N
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World Hand Hygiene Day 2020 resources
Resources to support the World Health Organization's 2020 World Hand Hygiene Day including email signature graphics, a certificate of recognition and a screensaver.
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Patient Safety Week 2019 poster: Who me – biased? | He ngākau haukume tōku?
These posters encourage clinicians and others to view the videos and examine their own biases. There is a generic version, plus a version which can be written on.
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Supporting the Māori workforce of tomorrow
Our internship programme builds data talent through public‑sector experience in ethical data work. This summer's interns have focused on improving Māori visibility in health quality measures and deepening understanding of SUDI risks.
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Board members
Our board members are appointed under section 28 of the Crown Entities Act 2004.
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Using survey data for quality improvement
Use patient experience survey data to improve care. Access tools and guides to support quality improvement and co-designed service changes.
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New Zealand adult primary care patient experience survey questionnaire
This document is a copy of the adult primary care patient experience survey questionnaire.
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Consumer profile: Josh McMillan
Josh McMillan has been a member of Ngā reo māhuri | Young voices consumer advisory group since 2023. We interviewed Josh to learn more about his journey as a consumer, becoming a leader and his commitment to improving outcomes for rangatahi.
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Deterioration Early Warning System (DEWS) recommended for use in aged residential care
A feasibility study supports the use of a new early warning system to help staff working in aged residential care (ARC) recognise when a resident may be getting acutely unwell and respond early.