The 2009 New Zealand Oral Health Survey is the first nationwide survey to collect information on the oral health status of New Zealand adults and children in over 20 years. This report presents key clinical and self-reported findings from the survey, focusing on oral health status, protective factors and service utilisation among the New Zealand...

Tatau Kahukura: Māori Health Chart Book 2015 (3rd Edition) presents a snapshot of the health of Māori compared with non-Māori. The chart book 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.

This publication contains facts, mortality rates, trends and major causes of death by age group, sex, ethnicity and district health board for deaths registered in 2012. Cancer, ischaemic heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, diabetes mellitus, motor vehicle accidents, suicide and maternal deaths are analysed and reviewed in more detail. Where possible,...

This report is the latest release in the Report on Maternity series, which provides health statistics about women giving birth, their pregnancy and childbirth experience, and the characteristics of live-born babies in New Zealand. The focus of this report is on women who gave birth, and the babies who were born, in 2012.

Report on Maternity, 2010 summarises the maternal and newborn information stored in the National Maternity Collection. This collection uses two administrative sources of data: hospital discharge data from the National Minimum Dataset (NMDS) and information on primary community events from lead maternity carer (LMC) claim forms.

The Report on Maternity, 2014 provides health statistics about women giving birth, their pregnancy and childbirth experience, and the characteristics of live-born babies in New Zealand. The focus is on births in 2014.

This annual statistical publication presents and summarises suicide information received from the New Zealand Mortality Collection, and admissions to hospital for intentional self-harm sourced from the New Zealand National Minimum Dataset.

The publication focuses on deaths and hospitalisations in 2010 and also contains time-trend analyses of suicide deaths from 1948 and intentional self-harm hospitalisations from 1996.

The publication focuses on suicide deaths and self-harm hospitalisations in 2011 and also contains time trend analyses of suicide deaths from 1948 and intentional self-harm hospitalisations from 1996.

This annual statistical publication presents suicide information received from the New Zealand Mortality Collection, and admissions to hospital for intentional self-harm sourced from the New Zealand National Minimum Dataset.

The report 'The Health of New Zealand Children 2011/12' presents key findings about children's health and access to health services in 2011/12. These statistics come from the New Zealand Health Suvey. Results are available by sex, age group, ethnic group and neighbourhood deprivation.

The report 'The Health of New Zealand Adults 2011/12' presents key findings about adults' health and access to health services in 2011/12. These statistics come from the New Zealand Health Survey. Results are available by sex, age group, ethnic group and neighbourhood deprivation.

The tobacco use report presents key findings from the New Zealand Health Survey 2012/13 about tobacco use. It provides a snapshot of tobacco use by adults over the age of 15 years, across different population groups (age, sex, ethnicity and neighbourhood deprivation). It presents information on when smokers smoked their first cigarette and how this has...

These tables show the number of people who were treated by surgical specialties in your DHB area. The information is split into acute and elective patients. An acute patient is one who requires immediate assessment or treatment. An elective patient requires less urgent treatment and whose surgery (eg, hip replacement) can be scheduled for a future date.