It’s a privilege to be here today to welcome you all to our inaugural Regional Growth Summit – the first of 15 to be held across the country over the next eight months.
The Government’s goal is for all New Zealanders to have timely access to quality healthcare, to improve life expectancy and quality of life. Primary care is key to the health system and has an important role in helping us achieve the Government’s health targets and ultimately improving the health of New Zealanders.
Speech delivered at the International House of Japan, Tokyo. Outline of New Zealand's strategic alignment with Japan and desire to do more together, particularly in the Pacific.
You have an important role in the achievement of health targets, priority areas in the GPS and realising the aspiration of Pae Ora – healthy futures for whānau today and in generations to come. As Matariki rises, so should our expectations to deliver for Māori health.
When I look around the room this morning, I see many of our hard-working mental health and addictions workforce from NGO and Community groups, from Health New Zealand and the Ministry of Health.
This morning I’d like to talk to you about the Coalition Government’s plan to fix our housing crisis and share some more details about our ambitious agenda for change.
Tōtara Haumaru provides a modern, welcoming environment for patients and their whānau, delivering an improved experience and quality of care for them, and a more productive, efficient model of care for the system.
