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Minister’s Foreword
The Government has a clear strategy for health which sets out a clear pathway for the future. |
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It is very important that people – both health service providers and the general public – know about this strategy.
This document outlines the Government’s medium-term strategic direction for health. It
informs the public, the health funding organisations and the health and disability support
service providers – including charitable, voluntary and private organisations – of the
broad policy settings within which the health sector will be working over the next three
to five years.
The Government aims to ensure real gains in the health status of New Zealanders, so all
enjoy the benefits of good health and maximise their potential to live a full life. All agencies
in the publicly funded health sector need to focus on achieving these aims.
This document sets out the Government’s twelve medium-term goals which aim to:
The goals in this document set a common direction for the Health Funding Authority
(HFA), which purchases publicly funded health and disability support services, the
Government-owned Hospital and Health Services, and the Crown Company Monitoring
and Advisory Unit (CCMAU) which manages the Government’s public provider
ownership interest.
Working to this common strategy will improve the performance of the health system for
all New Zealanders.
Wyatt Creech |
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Published in May 1999 by the Ministry of Health