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Screening, Diagnosis and Management of Gestational Diabetes in New Zealand: A clinical practice guideline
This clinical guideline gives detailed recommendations for screening and diagnosis of probable undiagnosed type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. -
Diabetes in pregnancy
Quick reference guide for health professionals on the screening, diagnosis and treatment of gestational diabetes in New Zealand. -
General Practice Toolkit for more heart and diabetes checks and better help for smokers to quit
A series of educational videos answering common questions and offering support to general practice for the more heart and diabetes checks. -
Referral Criteria for Adult Palliative Care Services in New Zealand
These referral criteria apply to all specialist palliative care services (SPC) in New Zealand. -
Palliative Care and Māori from a Health Literacy Perspective
This publication looks at health literacy barriers to palliative care for Māori patients and their whānau, -
HISO 10047:2013 Clinical Document Architecture Templates for Comprehensive Clinical Assessments
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The Palliative Care Council of New Zealand’s Position on Euthanasia
A position statement on euthanasia and related issues. -
National Health Needs Assessment for Palliative Care Phase 2 Report: Palliative Care Capacity and Capability
This report provides extensive information on palliative care capacity and capability in New Zealand hospices and hospital palliative care services. -
Resource and Capability Framework for Integrated Adult Palliative Care Services in New Zealand
The Framework describes the levels of palliative care required including the resources and capabilities needed to support service delivery. -
Effective behaviour change in long-term conditions
The NZ Guidelines Group completed a rapidE process as part of their contract with the Ministry of Health to produce evidence-based guidance