Who should submit an annual return Specialist Vape Retailers •If you hold an approved vaping premise (AVP) approval, you will need to complete one return for each specialist vaping premises. •If you hold an approved internet site (AIS) approval, you will need to complete one return for each online specialist store. •See pages 4-15 of this user guide

Nov 22, 2024 · Health agencies have confirmed today that Aotearoa New Zealand is now in the early stages of a whooping cough epidemic, with a nationally coordinated response now in place.

Dec 14, 2023 · Tatau Kahukura 2024 provides a snapshot of the health of Māori compared with non-Māori. It presents key indicators relating to the socioeconomic determinants of health, risk and protective factors for health, health status, health service use and the health system.

About the survey. Information collected through the New Zealand Health Survey supports the development of health services, policy and strategy. Survey data is collected continuously but findings are reported annually.

Statistical publications and data sets on health topics including Māori health, obesity, mental health, diabetes, and more.

Centralised Resource for Ngā Paerewa. HealthCERT has created a comprehensive PDF document that consolidates all the online resources mentioned in the Sector Guidance, eLearning modules, DAA handbook, and other Ngā Paerewa related resources.

2 GUIDE TO PRESCRIBING NICOTINE REPLACEMENT THERAPY Filling in a Quit Card Here is a scenario that describes how to fill in a Quit Card. Henry is a 42-year-old man who currently smokes 15 cigarettes per day.

The New Zealand Health Strategy vision and goals. The New Zealand Health Strategy will help achieve a shift in thinking, so that health is viewed as an outcome, and an enabler of wellbeing.

About Te Whare Tapa Whā. Te Whare Tapa Whā is a model for understanding Māori health developed by Tā Mason Durie. Te Whare Tapa Whā uses the wharenui (meeting house) as a symbol for the 4 cornerstones of Māori health.

About Te Wheke. The concept of Te Wheke was developed by Dr Rose Pere to define family health. The head of the octopus represents whānau. The eyes represent waiora (total wellbeing) for the individual and family.. Each of the 8 tentacles represents a specific dimension of health: