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Quarter Four Clinical Performance Metrics published for the period 1 April to 30 June 2023 👉🏽 tewhatuora.govt.nz/whats-hap…
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We are excited to announce the launch of the updated WorkWell website. WorkWell supports workplaces across Aotearoa New Zealand to improve workplace culture and enhance staff wellbeing.
Fore more, visit: workwell.health.nz
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A positive patient safety culture is related to better outcomes for patients and higher levels of satisfaction for hospital staff. Use our new Patient Safety Culture Toolkit with advice on measurement for quality improvement. ow.ly/52pK50H2pW5 #patientsafetyculture
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We have updated our COVID-19 resource hub with info for clinical staff regarding pressure injuries from the use of masks and other PPE required for COVID-19 from New Zealand Wound Care Society: bit.ly/3DcZ4ix. View our COVID-19 resource hub here: bit.ly/2UW9TFC
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Issue 140 of our e-Digest is out now. Learn about culturally responsive maternity care, the National Adverse Event Reporting Policy, an update to the opioids domain of the Atlas of Healthcare Variation and more: bit.ly/311NTfC
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Check out this super helpful update on Covid-19 for kids in Aotearoa from Growing Up in New Zealand researcher @DrJinRussell
thespinoff.co.nz/science/19-…
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Want to learn more about the impact of Covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns on NZ children's health, wellbeing and education? Come along to this Growing Up in New Zealand webinar next week. Register here:auckland.zoom.us/webinar/reg…
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Hāpai te Hauora have developed PĀ ORA, a safe platform designed to connect whānau Māori and Māori health providers to trusted information, bridging the gap between Ministry of Health information and community intel. "Whānau will be able to access informat hapai.co.nz/pa-ora
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How does the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine work? Watch in English, te reo Māori and Samoan - how the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 mRNA vaccine works
healthnavigator.org.nz/video…
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Extensive Growing Up in New Zealand research fed into the the newly updated Healthy Eating Guidelines for NZ Babies and Toddlers, jointly authored by Growing Up's associate director @DrGerritsen Read them here: health.govt.nz/publication/h…
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New MoH toolkits collate range of resources to support vaccination uptake among Pacific communities and people living with disability #covid19nz
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Secondly @tchambersnz et al on the missing health co-benefits in the @ClimateCommNZ report.
It is encouraging to see our public health experts weighing in on this omission. ^DC
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Some important articles in the current NZ Medical Journal, available here: journal.nzma.org.nz/issue-id…
First up is an editorial from Caroline Shaw, Annette Bolton, @alexkmacmillan & @rg_jones on healthy and equitable climate policy in Aotearoa
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Ka rawe!
Today we are announcing that we will no longer consider individual complaints over the use of te reo Māori or the term Pākehā.
hrc.co.nz/news/human-rights-…
#tewikiotereomāori
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NEW—Even for the #DeltaVariant, vaccine efficacy against severe #COVID19 so high that booster doses for general population are not appropriate at this stage in the pandemic.
Expert review of evidence to date by intl. group of scientists: hubs.li/H0X7tVx0 #VaccinEquity
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On the Radar Issue 527 is now available. This issue includes items on COVID-19, opioid analgesics, Clostridioides difficile infection, imaging, diagnosis, safety culture and more.
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AHHA launches health sector’s first zero-tolerance cultural change program. Read more here: ow.ly/Sxsl50FPmOU @BullyZero #CulturalChange
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Great policy making aimed at protecting the next generation from the harms of nicotine addiction - New rules aimed at stopping youth from vaping come into effect rnz.co.nz/news/national/4489…
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“Pacific peoples are expected to navigate through a health system that has not been designed with or for them... as it is impossible for them to overcome the many barriers to accessing healthcare,” says @ColinTukuitonga.
stuff.co.nz/national/health/…
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Issue 134 of our e-Digest is out now. Read a case study about improving access to diabetes care, the latest Open Book report, a consumer response to the report on Pacific health, Bula Sautu and more at: bit.ly/3ieqegv
