TOOLS AND RESOURCES
NGĀ RAUEMI

The MoH is the primary government agency responsible for health policy, planning and monitoring in New Zealand. Their website provides a wealth of information on public health policies, guidelines, reports and resources for healthcare professionals.

The PHANZ is a professional organisation dedicated to public health. It offers networking opportunities, conferences and resources for public health professionals in New Zealand.

DHBs are responsible for delivering healthcare services in specific regions of New Zealand. Public health professionals often work within DHBs, and their websites provide information on local health initiatives and services.

HRC funds and supports health research in New Zealand. Public health professionals can access research grants, publications and research-related resources through HRC.

HPA focuses on promoting health and well-being in New Zealand. They offer resources, campaigns and tools for public health professionals working on health promotion initiatives.

Conducted by the MoH, this survey provides valuable data on the health of New Zealanders. Public health professionals use this data for planning and evaluating health programs.

EpiSurv is New Zealand's notifiable disease surveillance system. Public health professionals use it to report and monitor communicable diseases.

HealthEd is an online resource for health promotion materials and resources. It offers a wide range of publications and tools that public health workers can use in their outreach efforts.

For public health professionals working with Māori communities, Te Puni Kōkiri provides resources and support related to Māori health and well-being.

Universities and academic institutions in New Zealand offer public health programs, research opportunities and libraries that are valuable resources for professionals seeking further education and research support.

This government agency is responsible for national screening programs. Public health professionals can find information on cancer screening, newborn screening and other screening initiatives on their website.

This agency focuses on developing and maintaining the health workforce. Public health professionals can find information on training, recruitment and workforce planning through their resources.

Public health professionals involved in immunisation programs use the NIR to record and track vaccination data.

EPA provides information on environmental health, including regulations and guidelines that impact public health.

Stats NZ offers data and statistics that public health professionals use for research and planning in various health-related fields.