Publications

The May 2022 Monitoring Report provides an overview of the progress being made against the COVID-19 Māori Health Protection Plan’s monitoring framework. The report provides an outline of core statistics as well as a brief overview of the Omicron strategy and how the Protection Plan continues to respond to Māori health within this context. The Monitoring report is a supplementary report of the 2021 COVID-19 Māori Health Protection Plan.

The interim Government Policy Statement on Health 2022-2024 (or interim GPS) is the public statement of what Government expects the health system to deliver and achieve over the next two years, and how success will be measured, monitored and reported.

This publication summarises funding to Māori health providers by the Ministry of Health and District Health Boards from 2016/17 to 2020/21. It follows on from our previous reports in 2017 and 2021.

This handbook gives the Ministry of Health's requirements of designated auditing agencies (DAAs) for auditing and audit reporting for the certification of health care services under the Health and Disability Services (Safety) Act 2001. The handbook also gives providers of health care services a guide to specific requirements for various types of audits. It was revised in 2022.

The purpose of this document is to highlight the complexity and potential long-term needs of people recovering from COVID-19 and to demonstrate the importance of the allied, scientific and technical workforce in reducing the short- and long-term health and wellbeing implications of COVID-19 infection.

This report summarises recent research done on radiofrequency fields and extremely low frequency fields by national and international health and scientific bodies.

This document sets out the Ministry’s approach to and budget for funding and coordinating services to prevent and minimise gambling harm for the three year period starting 1 July 2022.

This literature review provides a systematic review of information about the provision and effectiveness of residential programmes for gambling harm treatment in New Zealand and overseas.

This evaluation provides an industry independent assessment of Gamgard (Gambling Assessment Measure - Guidance about Responsible Design) in the New Zealand context to inform the Ministry about the utility of the Gamgard product for supporting regulatory decisions about gambling harm minimisation

This research aimed to understand the experiences of Pasifika youth (age 16-30) gamers and whether there is a relationship between gaming and gambling.