Our latest key plans and reports are listed at the top of the document library homepage, other recent documents are listed by date under these documents. You can also find many national publications on the Te Whatu Ora national website.
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The most recent Detailed Engineering Evaluation (DEE) of the Riverside, Parkside buildings at Christchurch Hospital
The Canterbury DHB Board meet approximately every month. Board agenda papers are usually published two days before a board meeting.
The Canterbury DHB Board meet approximately every month. Board agenda papers are usually published two days before a board meeting.
The Hospital Advisory Committee (HAC) meets approximately every 3 months.
In 2017 a review of our Occupational Health Service was undertaken to look at how we could better support the current and future needs of our people as part of our commitment – through the organisation's People Strategy. Central to the Strategy is the concept that Care Starts Here, with our people. The Review involved a literature scan of related studies, an online survey of our workforce [1419 respondents], and a series of in-depth interviews.
The Canterbury DHB Board meet approximately every month. Board agenda papers are usually published two days before a board meeting.
Health Targets are a set of national performance measures specifically designed to improve the performance of health services that reflect significant public and government priorities.
The Canterbury DHB Health Emergency Plan outlines at a high level, an approach for emergency planning and response.
What is the average wait time for maternal mental health services at the Canterbury and West Coast DHB?
The Canterbury DHB Board meet approximately every month. Board agenda papers are usually published two days before a board meeting.
The Canterbury DHB Māori Health Action Plan outlines the key activities that will be undertaken across the Canterbury health system to improve Māori Health outcomes, along with associated measures and performance targets.
The Hospital Advisory Committee (HAC) meets approximately every 3 months.
The Canterbury DHB’s Public Health Plan is a companion document to the CDHB Annual Plan.
It describes the public health services provided or funded by the Canterbury DHB and its Public Health Unit (Community and Public Health) and highlights key relationships with other agencies.
Find out more about the activities of Community and Public Health.
A serious adverse event (SAE) is one which has resulted in significant additional treatment, major loss of function, is life threatening or has led to an unexpected death.
WellNow Canterbury is our bi-annual community health magazine. We have combined this November 2017 edition with the Canterbury Health System’s Quality Accounts to provide a picture of how well our Health System is meeting Canterburys health needs.
The Canterbury DHB Annual Report allows us to report on the progress we have made over the year towards achieving the key objectives set out in our Statement of Intent.
The Maternity Quality and Safety Programme (MQSP) Annual Report is published each year and submitted to the Ministry of Health.
The Canterbury DHB's Statement of Intent sets out the key financial and non-financial measures and targets that the Canterbury health system aims to achieve.
Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) has undertaken a benchmarking exercise in which its expenditure per capita in a range of service areas in 2009/10 and 2015/16 is compared with the equivalent national average expenditure for that financial year.
The Canterbury District Health Board annually publishes the business expenses that the Canterbury DHB Chief Executive has incurred, as well as any gifts or hospitality over the value of $100.
This report represents an analysis of the 2016 Staff Wellbeing Survey, focus groups and interviews and other important data available from within the CDHB
The Canterbury DHB's Annual Plan outlines the key activities planned for the Canterbury health system over the coming financial year (1 July to 30 June).
The South Island Regional Health Services Plan articulates the regional direction and key principles that will inform regional service development, service configuration and infrastructure requirements of South Island DHB's over the next several years.
WellNow Canterbury is our bi-annual community health magazine. We have combined this November 2016 edition with the Canterbury Health System’s Quality Accounts to provide a picture of how well our Health System is meeting Canterburys health needs.
A serious adverse event (SAE) is one which has resulted in significant additional treatment, major loss of function, is life threatening or has led to an unexpected death.
The Canterbury DHB's Statement of Intent 2016/2020 sets out the key financial and non-financial measures and targets that the Canterbury health system aims to achieve.
The Canterbury DHB Annual Report allows us to report on the progress we have made over the year towards achieving the key objectives set out in our Statement of Intent.
Healthy Food and Drink Policy , adopted by Canterbury DHB in September 2016
Marking a major milestone for equitable care, the collaborative Canterbury and the West Coast Health Disability Action Plan was launched in July 2016.
The Canterbury District Health Board annually publishes the business expenses that the Canterbury DHB Chief Executive has incurred, as well as any gifts or hospitality over the value of $100.
The South Island Regional Health Services Plan articulates the regional direction and key principles that will inform regional service development, service configuration and infrastructure requirements of South Island DHB's over the next several years.
The Canterbury DHB's Annual Plan outlines the key activities planned for the Canterbury health system over the coming financial year (1 July to 30 June).
The Canterbury DHB Māori Health Action Plan outlines the key activities that will be undertaken across the Canterbury health system to improve Māori Health outcomes, along with associated measures and performance targets.
A serious adverse event (SAE) is one which has resulted in significant additional treatment, major loss of function, is life threatening or has led to an unexpected death.
Canterbury Health System Quality Accounts provide a picture of how well our Health System is meeting Canterbury's health needs.
The Canterbury DHB Annual Report allows us to report on the progress we have made over the year towards achieving the key objectives set out in our Statement of Intent.
Canterbury DHB position statement about Unflued Gas Heaters.
The Canterbury District Health Board annually publishes the business expenses that the Canterbury DHB Chief Executive has incurred, as well as any gifts or hospitality over the value of $100.
The South Island Regional Health Services Plan articulates the regional direction and key principles that will inform regional service development, service configuration and infrastructure requirements of South Island DHB's over the next several years.
The Canterbury DHB Māori Health Action Plan outlines the key activities that will be undertaken across the Canterbury health system to improve Māori Health outcomes, along with associated measures and performance targets.
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