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View presentations from the recent Long-Term Conditions Forum
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Te Kete Haerenga - Your journey to wellbeing kete
Designed for and with people living with long-term health conditions (LTCs), this self-care and care planning toolkit can be used to describe what is important to the person and their whānau, what they wish to achieve in their lives and how others can best support them in that journey.
Additional Te Kete Haerenga resources include booklets on:
These are designed to empower individuals to make behaviour changes and improve their quality of life, so they are more in control, know when to seek help, if needed, and are more confident to manage safely at home.
Find out more about Te Kete Haerenga. |
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Te Pae Tata - the Interim NZ Health Plan
Te Pae Tata identifies priority areas and sets out the first two years of health system transformation to improve the health & wellbeing of all New Zealanders.. Find out more here.
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Find out about the steps to take and how to find extra assistance if you are older or have a disability and someone in your household tests positive for COVID-19. Watch the video.
View the rest of the video series here.
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Ministry of Health Annual report – released 21 Oct 22
The 2021/22 Annual Report summarises the Ministry’s major work programmes and achievements. It also demonstrates progress towards the strategic intentions 2021–25, and the strategic objectives set out in Ta Tatou Rautaki | Our Strategy and Pae Ora | Healthy Futures. Read more.
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8th Annual eMental Health International Congress 2022
10-11 November, Auckland, New Zealand and online
Auckland to host world’s largest e-Mental Health Collaborative event The eMental Health International Congress will showcase the latest ground-breaking developments in eMental health innovation, thought leadership and strategy, and champion the participation of lived experience representatives. This is an opportunity to learn what’s working around the world, and how we can continue to develop the global eMental health ecosystem to get it right for service users and providers alike. Read more.
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Special Topic: Health Technologies and Innovation
14 November - 22 December 2022
Health technologies will massively increase the ability of health care systems to solve health problems and can improve health and wellbeing in communities. At the same time, they offer major challenges and complexities. This course will introduce health technologies that are and will have a major impact in New Zealand and globally. Students do not need to have prior health technology knowledge. Find out more.
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Practical tips to encourage wellbeing and avoid burnout 22 Nov 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic response and the winter surge, combined with staff shortages, has had an unprecedented impact on the mental health and wellbeing of healthcare workers. In this webinar the Goodfellow Unit team provide practical and effective tips and strategies to promote wellbeing and avoid burnout.
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Lessons Learnt & Highlights – Community Telehealth Initiatives
There are some fantastic initiatives and projects for telehealth in the community and this webinar featured a great line-up of panellists who are doing some incredible telehealth work in their region. Watch this webinar as the panellists talk about their own experiences in telehealth, share their learnings, including what's working and what's not.
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