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Health Minister Annette King has released a review, undertaken by the Mental Health Commission, of the ways mental health services share information about at-risk people.

Tena koutou katoa,

It is great to see so many people here today to participate in Integration 2002, Health and Intersectoral Integration Experience in New Zealand.

Health Minister Annette King says a strategic plan to fight cancer in New Zealand will be available for public discussion within a few months.

I am delighted to be opening what I consider will be one of the most important health conferences held in New Zealand this year.
Before I discuss some of the themes that will emerge at this conference, I would like to specially acknowledge some people who are here.

Health Minister Annette King has welcomed the release of a report by the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) assessing progress implementing the Gisborne Ministerial Inquiry

Health Minister Annette King has welcomed the release of a report by the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) assessing progress implementing the Gisborne Ministerial Inquiry

Health Minister Annette King announced today that new health and disability standards for hospitals, rest homes and residential disability services would be mandatory from 1 October 2004.

It is my pleasure to be here today to launch the health and disability standards.

Grief and loss are not the easiest of emotions for anyone, least of all young people, to deal with, but today’s book launch is still really a positive occasion.

Welcome to the New Zealand launch of the Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy versus Axillary Clearance trial.
The trial is otherwise known as SNAC.

I am very pleased and excited to join you today to launch the ‘Going Home Folder’. It is a pleasure to support and celebrate the work that has gone into realising this very worthy project

Health Minister Annette King today announced a $100 million-plus initiative to combat New Zealand’s ongoing epidemic of meningococcal disease.