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Annual Reports NDHB Annual Report 2009 5.06 Mb Audit New Zealand Disclaimer 2009 71.07 Kb NDHB Annual Report 2008 2.49 Mb Audit New Zealand Disclaimer 25.99 Kb NDHB Annual Report 2007 1.97 Mb NDHB Annual Report 2006 15.28 Mb Northland DHB High-Level Plans Health Needs Analysis 2.57 Mb District Annual Plan 2009-10 FINAL 3.41 Mb Statement of Intent 2009-10 FINAL 452.44 Kb Statement of Intent 2010-2012 FINAL 479.10 Kb NEW Health Emergency Plan 486.11 Kb District Strategic Plan 2005-2010 FINAL 1.12 MbBoard Strategies - AdoptedThe District Strategic Plan is a high level description of NDHB’s funding priorities. Each of these priorities is then developed into a “strategy” that, with stakeholder involvement from throughout the health sector in Northland, analyses each priority in more depth. The strategy documents, once approved by the NDHB Board, are our framework for allocating resources and developing services. They also form the basis for developing our District Annual Plan.Strategy documents with NDHB Board approval are provided here in PDF format for downloading: Te Tai Tokerau Maori Health Strategic Plan FINAL 1.59 Mb HOP Strategy FINAL September 08 623.04 Kb "NEW" Te Tai Tokerau Strategic Public Health Plan 2008-2011 "NEW" 972.93 Kb Disability Strategy Implementation Plan 2009 ADOPTED - "NEW" 225.34 Kb Child and Youth Health Implementation Plan - ADOPTED 311.88 Kb Child and Youth Health Strategy - ADOPTED 631.09 Kb Oral Health Strategy - ADOPTED 754.49 Kb Cancer Control Strategic Action Plan - ADOPTED 511.91 Kb Diabetes Strategy Implementation Plan - ADOPTED 135.30 Kb Diabetes Strategy - ADOPTED 1.65 Mb CVD Strategic Action Plan July 2007 - ADOPTED 408.76 Kb Palliative Care Strategic Action Plan May 2007 - ADOPTED 559.14 Kb Child and Youth Health Reports for Northland
Children and young people make up approximately 1/3 of the Northland population and an understanding of the factors that contribute to their wellbeing is vital, not only for ensuring the health status of the current generation of Northland children and young people, but also for ensuring the ongoing health of the Northland population, as each successive birth cohort grows into maturity. Public and Population Health Unit ReportsEncouraging Auahi Kore (Smokefree) Pregnancies In Northland This is a report by the Northland Public and Population Health Unit on the issue of smoking in pregnancy in Te Tai Tokerau (Northland). It estimates the level of smoking in pregnancy in Northland and looks at the levels of support in Northland for pregnant women who smoke. It examines the research evidence around smoking cessation intervention during pregnancy, and best practice points. The report also looks at barriers and enablers to smoking cessation during pregnancy, and issues faced by those who work with pregnant women who smoke. There are a number of recommendations for how planners and providers could encourage more pregnant women to quit smoking. There is a specific focus on reducing inequalities, and effective interventions for Maori.
Ministry of Health ReportsMinistry of Health. 2009. A Focus on the Health of Māori and Pacific Children: Key findings of the 2006/07 New Zealand Health Survey. Wellington: Ministry of Health. Click here for the link in a new window. Pre and Post-Water Fluoridation Survey ReportNorthland District Health Board's Pre and Post Fluoridation Monitoring Survey report has been tabled at the Far North District Council by The University of Otago's Professor of Dental Epidemiology and Public Health, Murray Thomson. The results provide the Council with baseline and follow up epidemiology data at the two year point of the monitoring survey.
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