Last Friday Minister Henare released a very positive media release on how the Government’s Budget is supporting improved Māori health outcomes. For example he writes,
Contextual Matters: Yesterday the Government released its 2023/2024 Budget. This is their finalised spending plan for 1 July this year to 30 June 2024, plus
Two weeks ago; the Ministry of Health released two further literature reviews on anti-racism, and re-released an anti-racism change proposal.[1] These documents are: Best Practice
Last week the Cancer Control Agency / Te Aho o Te Hau released a report on Māori affected by cancer. The report is derived from
This week the Ministry of Health released the National HIV Action Plan for Aotearoa New Zealand 2023-2030. As per its title, this is a plan
This week we have also reviewed a report on commissioning from the Ministry of Health. This has been two years in the making (since the
The Ministry of Health published results from the 2021/22: New Zealand Health Survey. Key results included were: 9% of adult Māori smoke daily compared to
We have focused our reviews on planning documents from the health sector. First, the statement of intent (strategic plan) of Te Aka Whai Ora: the
Children Arrested: Oranga Tamariki has released a report on children being arrested by the Police. The data is for the year to 30 June 2021
Last week the Ministry of Health released statements on what is racism and what is anti-racism, along with background research that supports its viewpoint. (In
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