Hauora Māori Strategy
Submission to the Ministry of Health, 23 October 2024.
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- Information Privacy Principle 3A
- Funding criteria for HIV medications
- Proposed National Model for Integrated Adult Palliative Care
- Proposed amendments to the designated registered nurse prescriber specified prescription medicines list
- Proposed amendments to the designated pharmacist prescriber specified prescription medicines list
- Working with AI: A policy for ACC registered health providers
- Using artificial intelligence (AI) in patient care
- Proposal to fund a new brand of methylphenidate for ADHD
- Ministry for Disabled Peoples New Zealand Disability Strategy for 2026-2030
- Proposal to fund ticagrelor for people after minor stroke or high-risk TIA
- Proposed changes to Special Authority renewal requirements
- Proposed classification of substances as controlled drugs
- Healthy Futures (Pae Ora) Amendment Bill
- Medical aspects of fitness to drive: a guide for health practitioners
- Collegial peer support and supervision framework
- Pharmac prescription changes
- COPD Guidelines 2025 update
- Draft Guidance on the Information Privacy Principle (IPP)3A notification requirements for the indirect collection of personal information
- Proposal to fully fund two liquid nutrition replacements for adults with Crohn’s disease
- Proposal to enter into a new supply agreement for the COVID-19 vaccine
- Proposal to change the regulatory and funding restrictions for stimulant treatments for ADHD
- Draft guidance on establishing and sustaining human milk banks
- Proposal to support access to budesonide with eformoterol inhalers
- Proposal to fund Ryzodeg
- Cremation regulations review
- Putting Patients First: Modernising health workforce regulation
- Proposal to fund Mirena and Jaydess IUDs on a Practitioner Supply Order
- Migrating potential patient safety risk: Omeprazole 40mg and Flecainide 100mg capsules
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support Requirements for PGY1 Interns
- Proposal to fund the contraceptive pill desogestrel
- Proposal to widen access to medicines for blood cancer, inflammatory bowel diseases, eczema and rheumatoid arthritis
- MedSafe Medical Classifications Committee 74th Meeting
- Safety measures for the use of puberty blockers
- MedSafe Medical Classifications Committee (MCC) 73rd Meeting
- Treaty Principles Bill submission
- Unlocking the potential of active ageing
- Extension of the provisional vocational assessment period
- Proposal to increase the period of supply limit from 3 to 12 months
- Proposal to fund β-hCG low sensitivity urine test kits
- Hauora Māori Strategy
- Proposal to fund lung treatments, breast cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), prevention of RSV
- Agenda of Medicines Classification Committee meeting
- Strategy to Prevent and Minimise Gambling Harm
- Amendments to the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products Act
- Proposal to remove the renewal criteria for stimulant treatments
- Proposal to fund lisdexamfetamine for ADHD
- Land Transport (Drug Driving) Amendment Bill
- Proposal to allow pharmacists to provide paracetamol to children under 2 years of age receiving the Bexsero vaccine
- Proposal to enable many childhood vaccinations to be given in pharmacies
- Emergency Management Bill
- Inquiry into Climate Adaptation
- Ministry of Health Precision Health
- Cost of Treatment Regulations
- Women’s Health Strategy
- The Therapeutic Products Bill
- Class B drug legislation
- Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products
- PASE whitepaper: more than a disease-based model
- Diabetes Action Plan 2022-2027
- National Screening Programmes, Breast Screen Aotearoa Service Standards
- Proposal to fund two brands of oestradiol patches
- Health and privacy information
- Proposed changes to the blood monitoring and prescribing requirements for clozapine
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