Diabetes in New Zealand

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2008 | 2007

2008

Diabetes retinal screening workshops, September 2008 (7 Aug)
The Retinal Screening Advisory Group and the Ministry of Health are holding regional workshops around New Zealand to gain insights, suggestions and help from those working in retinal screening to help shape the future direction of retinal screening in New Zealand.

Systematic review update and economic evaluation for the New Zealand setting: Subcutaneous insulin pump therapy - www.hsci.canterbury.ac.nz (PDF, 2 MB) (01 Apr)
The aim of this review was to evaluate the relative effectiveness, safety, and cost effectiveness of CSII in patients with insulin-treated diabetes, when compared with optimised multiple daily injections (MDI).The review was requested by the Long Term Conditions Policy and Strategy team of the Clinical Services Directorate of the Ministry of Health. The report is available above from the University of Canterbury's Health Sciences Centre website.

New Zealand Diabetes and Obesity Research Review - Issue 19 2008 (10 Mar)

Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease Quality Improvement Plan (19 Feb)
The Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease Quality Improvement Plan sets out nationally consistant recommendations and areas for priority actions to help improve diabetes and cardiovascular disease services in New Zealand.

2007

Summary of the National Diabetes Epidemiology Workshop held 10 August 2007 (PDF, 37 KB)
A one day National Diabetes Epidemiology Workshop was hosted by the Expert Advisory Group for Diabetes/Cardiovascular Disease Quality Improvement Programme and organised by the Ministry of Health on 10 August 2007.

Get Checked programme system upgrades (06 Nov)
Questions and answers on the Get Checked programme system upgrades scheduled for 1 December 2007.

Diabetes Surveillance: Population-based estimates and projections for New Zealand, 2001–2011 (28 Sep)
This report provides estimates for known (diagnosed) type 2 diabetes incidence, prevalence and mortality for 2001, and projections under various scenarios to 2011. It updates an earlier model published by the Ministry of Health in 2002.

Page last updated: 7 August 2008