This page contains a list of all Planning and Funding and DHB documents, sorted alphabetically.
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A Picture of Health in South Taranaki -
Rapid Health Profile (PDF 799 KB)
AgeWELL Strategic Plan 2004 - 2010 -
Integrated Care Plan for the Health of Older People (PDF 424 KB)
The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (PDF 2.5 MB)
The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (PDF 2.9 MB)
The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (PDF 6.3 MB)
The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (PDF 5.4 MB)
The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (PDF 6.7 MB)
The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis.
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The Annual Report interactive version reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (NOTE: click allow if pop up shows)
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The Annual Report reports on progress of the Annual Plan on a yearly basis. (PDF 3.1 MB)
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Bishop's Action Foundation Whanau Capacity Building Research, 2010. (PDF 228 KB)
Cancer and Chronic Disease Service Review, 2006. (PDF 393 KB)
Cancer Services Mapping, Workforce Stocktake and Gaps Analysis for the Taranaki Region - A Consultation Report August 2007. (PDF 861 KB)
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Chronic Disease Management Requirements Document. (PDF 412 KB)
Taranaki District Health Board’s Disability Action Plan 2007-2010 will guide
Taranaki DHBs implementation of the New Zealand Disability Strategy. (PFD 333 KB)
The District Annual Plan (DAP) is our short term plan and shows what the TDHB is going to do over the next one to three years. (PFD 6.3 MB)
The District Annual Plan (DAP) is our short term plan and shows what the TDHB is going to do over the next one to three years. (PFD 5 MB)
The District Annual Plan (DAP) is our short term plan and shows what the TDHB is going to do over the next one to three years. (PFD 6.1 MB)
The District Annual Plan (DAP) is our short term plan and shows what the TDHB is going to do over the next one to three years. (PFD 2.1 MB)
The District Annual Plan (DAP) is our short term plan and shows what the TDHB is going to do over the next one to three years. (PFD 1 MB)
The District Annual Plan (DAP) is our short term plan and shows what the TDHB is going to do over the next one to three years. (PFD 2.3 MB)
The District Strategic Plan (DSP) is a long term planning document that is reviewed every three years. This shows where the TDHB would like to be in 10 years. (PFD 2.7 MB)
Consultation Paper. This paper outlines a proposed direction forward for funding and contracting community pharmacist services. It is based on the output from a series of workshops that were held with sector stakeholder groups and representatives of participating District Health Boards. (PDF 176 KB)
This Discussion paper has been produced following a series of 5 workshop sessions with a sector stakeholder group and representatives of the group of DHBs involved in this project. The paper is intended to support wider stakeholder discussion and to be the basis for a consultation document that subject to DHB approval would form the core of a public and sector stakeholder consultation process (PFD 413 KB)
The review of our over arching DHB wide Health Emergency Plan (formally Major Incident and Emergency Plan) has been completed and the document updated. (PDF 654 KB)
This Health Needs Assessment (HNA) captures the most relevant health statistics currently available for the Taranaki population and provides a picture of our recent health status by detailing recent trends as well as comparing Taranaki information with national information. This is undertaken every three years. (PDF 540 KB)
The Health Profile presents indicators that reflect the priority areas in the Taranaki DHB’s DSP and DAP. (PDF 167 KB)
Health Targets are a set of 10 measures that will be the focus of how we ensure our health system is contributing to maintaining and improving the health of our community. (PDF 763 KB)
HEHA Plan to June 2012. The aims of Oranga Kai - Oranga Pumau (HEHA) are to improve nutrition, increase physical activity and reduce obesity for New Zealanders. This plan covers the two year period from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2012. (PDF 945 KB)
Heha Community Communications Project Fund - Application Form. This project provides community groups and organisations the funds necessary to implement communication initiatives that promote HEHA key messages about nutrition and physical activity, to the Taranaki population. (PDF 301 KB)
The Taranaki District Health Board (TDHB) Information Services Strategic Plan (ISSP) 2008-2010 describes how TDHB will use information, communication and technology (ICT) to improve, promote, protect and care for the health and wellbeing of the people of Taranaki. (PDF 1.7 MB)
The Maori Health Plan articulates a Taranaki response to improving Maori health in the
region through an inequalities framework. (PDF 187 KB)
The Maori Health Plan documents the direction for funding, planning and delivery of services in Taranaki over the next twelve months. Its primary focus is to improve Māori health status and reduce Māori health inequalities. (PDF 364 KB)
Maori in the Taranaki Region - A Socio and Economic Profile 2009 Report.The focus of this report is to provide a snapshot of the socio-economic profile of Māori in the
Taranaki region. It aligns with an earlier BERL report looking at the economic profile of Māori
in the Taranaki region. (PFD 2.3 MB)
The Oral Health Consultation Report outlines the outcomes of the consultation process undertaken by Taranaki District Health Board on proposed changes to the delivery of the Community Oral Health Service. (PFD 282 KB)
Oranga Kai Oranga Pumau Application Form. The Oranga Kai Oranga Pumau Community Action Fund supports Maori communities with projects that encourage healthy eating and healthy action to reduce obesity. (PFD 1.2 MB)
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Oranga Kai Oranga Pumau Flyer Information. The Oranga Kai Oranga Pumau Community Action Fund supports Maori communities with projects that encourage healthy eating and healthy action to reduce obesity. (PFD 90 KB)
Project Status Evaluation Report. In 2010 an evaluation of the project was undertaken. This report describes the findings from the evaluation in relation to projects and processes engaged during the period June 2007 to June 2010. (PFD 1.74 MB)
The Statement of Intent (SOI) has a three year focus and is the formal accountability document between the health board and parliament. (PDF 2.6 MB)
The Statement of Intent (SOI) is intended to outline for Parliament and the general public the performance that will be delivered during 2008/09 by Taranaki DHB and contains non-financial and financial forecast information for the 2009/10 & 2010/11 years. (PDF 1.4 MB)
The Statement of Intent (SOI) has a three year focus and is the formal accountability document between the health board and parliament. (PDF 446 KB)
The Statement of Intent (SOI) has a three year focus and is the formal accountability document between the health board and parliament. (PDF 585 KB)
Summary of Health Needs Assessment 2005 - The Health Needs Assessment for the Taranaki population is undertaken every three years. This latest report draws on the latest information available. (PDF 1.8 MB)
Te Kawau Mārō - Taranaki Māori Health Strategy 2009 to 2029. A response to the health needs of Taranaki Māori. (PFD 2.2 MB)
New Zealand Child & Youth Epidemiology Service: The Determinants of Child and Youth Health in Taranaki. (PDF 1.91 MB)
Children and young people make up a third of the Taranaki population and collectively
represent a taonga or treasure, whose health and wellbeing need to be safeguarded to
ensure the future prosperity of the region. (PDF 6 MB)
This report, published in November 2010, reviews a range of routinely collected data on children and young people in Taranaki, with a view to identifying the numbers of children and young people with chronic conditions and disabilities accessing health services within the region. (PDF 4 MB)
New Zealand Child & Youth Epidemiology Service Report 1: The Health Status of Children and Young People in Taranaki. (PDF 1.1 MB)
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Last updated: Monday, January 9, 2012
