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Bay of Plenty DHB


Information on Bay of Plenty DHB's Health Targets can be found on their website in their District Annual Plan:
  • Bay of Plenty DHB District Annual Plan 2007/08

Information on Bay of Plenty DHB's targets and their progress in Quarters One,Two & Three (2007/08) is available below:
  • Improving Immunisation Coverage
  • Improving Oral Health
  • Improving Elective Services
  • Reducing Cancer Waiting Times
  • Reducing Ambulatory Sensitive (Avoidable) Hospital Admission
  • Improving Diabetes Services
  • Improving Mental Health Services
  • Improving Nutrition, Increasing Physical Activity and Reducing Obesity
  • Reducing the Harm Caused by Tobacco

Summaries on national progress towards each Target for Quarters One, Two & Three from the Ministry of Health Target champions, and more detailed information (eg, graphs and data sources) can be found here - Quarterly reports

Improving Immunisation Coverage

National indicator
95% of two year olds are fully immunised- with at least 4 to 6 percent point increase on 2005 national immunisation coverage survey baselines.

Bay of Plenty DHB Target
80%

Progress towards Target
Quarter One = 59%
Quarter Two = 62%
Quarter Three = 63%
Improving Immunisation Coverage Target Quarterly Reports page
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Improving Oral Health

National indicator
Progress is made towards 85% adolescent oral health utilisation.

Bay of Plenty DHB Target
Quarter One = 59%
Quarter Two:

Progress towards Target
This target is measured annually and the next results will be available in the first quarter of 2008/09. However graphs showing the proportion of adolescents in New Zealand using dental services on years 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006 are provided in the Oral Health section.

Improving Oral Health Target Quarterly Reports page
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Improving Elective Services

National indicator one - ESPIs
Each District Health Board will maintain compliance in all Elective Services Patient Flow Indicators (ESPIs)*.

Quarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 3Quarter 4DHB TargetMinistry Compliance Threshold
ESPI 1 100%100%95 - 100%100%>90%
ESPI 21.2 – 1.3%1.3 – 2.1%1.2%<1.5%<2%
ESPI 33.2 – 3.3%2.6 – 2.9%2.7 – 3.9%<4.5%<5%
ESPI 4N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
ESPI 52.5 – 2.7%2.2 – 2.9%2.7 – 3.2%<4.5%<5%
ESPI 60.0 – 2.4%2.8 – 5.2%5.3 – 7.3%<10%<15%
ESPI 72.6 – 3.0%2.4 – 3.3%2.8 – 3.2%<4.5%<5%
ESPI 8100%100%100%95%>90%
Progress Towards Target
Outstanding
Partially Achieved
Achieved

National indicator two - Volumes
Each District Health Board will agree an increase in the number of elective service discharges, and will provide the level of service agreed.

This graph shows Bay of Plenty DHB's delivery against the Electives Health Target (Volumes). Figures are expressed by DHB of Domicile. The Health Target for Bay of Plenty DHB includes all elective discharges in casemix included surgical purchase units (including inpatient dental) and the cardiology medical purchase unit, as well as the provision of casemix excluded and outpatient colonoscopies and gastroscopies (query refreshed: 18/02/2008). The source data is provided below the graph.

Graph of Bay of Plenty DHB's delivery against the Electives Health Target (Volumes).

Quarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 3Quarter 4TotalYear to Date
Base Planned Health Target Volume
2,078
2,277
2,414
2,645
9,415
6,770
Additional Planned Health Target Volume
164
217
301
354
1,035
681
Total Planned Health Target Volume
2,242
2,495
2,715
3,000
10,450
7,450
Total Health Target Delivery
2,169
2,208
2,101
6,478
Total Plan to Actual Variance
-73
-286
-614
-972
Health Target Achievement Level
Not
Achieved
Not
Achieved
Not Achieved
Not Achieved


Overall Progress towards Target

Quarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 3Quarter 4
Overall Progress Toward Target
Partially Achieved
Partially Achieved
Partially Achieved

Additional information
Definitions of Levels of Achievement


Comment from Bay of Plenty DHB for Quarter One 2007/08
The first quarter throughput within the DHB’s provider arm has been adversely impacted by:
  • effect of continuing Medical Radiation Technologist strikes in July
  • the migration of theatres, ambulatory and inpatient wards as a result of the campus redevelopment project
  • teething problems experienced with new theatre sterile supply equipment installed as part of the campus redevelopment project
  • increased acute medical caseloads reduced capacity to deliver elective surgical cases.

To address the currently shortfall the provider arm's Production Planning team is assessing options to catch up including sub-contracting work to the private sector.</p>]

* Compliance is measured based on achievement of outcomes greater than the Ministry threshold for compliance.

Improving Elective Services Target Quarterly Reports page
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Reducing Cancer Waiting Times

National indicator
All patients wait less than 8 weeks between first specialist assessment and the start of radiation oncology treatment (excluding category D).

Bay of Plenty DHB Target
100%

Progress towards Target
Results for this Target are presented by region
Midland region
  • Quarter One: Cancer Treatment Wait Times for Patients in Priority Categories A, B & C
  • Quarter Two: Cancer Treatment Wait Times for Patients in Priority Categories A, B & C
  • Quarter Three: Cancer Treatment Wait Times for Patients in Priority Categories A, B & C


Reducing Cancer Waiting Times Target Quarterly Reports page
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Reducing Ambulatory Sensitive (Avoidable) Hospital Admissions

National indicator
There will be a decline in admissions to hospital that are avoidable or preventable by primary health care for those aged 0-74, under 5 years and 45-64 years across all population groups.

Targets are expressed as a figure above or below the national level (100).

Bay of Plenty DHB Target and Progress towards Target
PopulationAge Group
Agreed Target
Quarter One
Quarter Two
Quarter Three
Quarter Four
Maori0-4
120.5
111.8
96.5
99.9
45-64
Remain at or below 100
101.0
96.7
90.2
0-74
105.4
105.5
101.4
99.4
Pacific0-4
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
45-64
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
0-74
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Other0-4
137.1
129.6
122.5
110.9
45-64
Remain at or below 100
95.0
91.4
90.2
0-74
102.5
99.7
97.9
94.9
Note: Data for the Pacific population group is not provided as targets were only set for DHBs with relatively high numbers of Pacific peoples in comparison with other regions in the country.

Reducing Ambulatory Sensitive (Avoidable) Hospital Admissions Target Quarterly Reports page
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Improving Diabetes Services

National indicator one
There will be an increase in the percentage of people in all population groups:
  • estimated to have diabetes accessing free annual checks
  • on the diabetes register who have good diabetes management
  • on the diabetes register who have had retinal screening in the past two years.

Bay of Plenty DHB Target and Progress towards Target
Population
Agreed Target
Quarter One
Quarter Two
Quarter Three
Quarter Four
Annual CheckMaori
39%
No data available
32%
No data available
Pacific
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Other
72%
No data available
76%
No data available
All
60%
No data available
61%
No data available
ManagementMaori
66%
No data available
58%
No data available
Pacific
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Other
81%
No data available
78%
No data available
All
79%
No data available
73%
No data available
Retinal ScreeningMaori
87%
No data available
76%
No data available
Pacific
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Other
91%
No data available
86%
No data available
All
91%
No data available
84%
No data available
Notes: Data for the Pacific population group is not provided as targets were only set for DHBs with relatively high numbers of Pacific peoples in comparison with other regions in the country.

The data presented for Quarter Two is sourced from local diabetes teams and covers the 12 month period to December 2007. This data cannot be directly compared with the results presented for Quarter One which represented only 3 months data.

National indicator two
There will be improved equity for all population groups in relation to diabetes management

Comment from Bay of Plenty DHB for Quarter One 2007/08
Reporting will start from Q2. Annual systems are being reworked to quarterly reporting. Changes in the phasing of Diabetes annual review (DAR) payments should improve spread of performance over the year. DAR has been rolled out across all PHOs. Note that last year actuals achieved were 55 percent, 79 percent, and 9 percent respectively.

Improving Diabetes Services Target Quarterly Reports page
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Improving Mental Health Services

National indicator
At least 90% of long-term clients have up to date relapse prevention plans (NMHSS criteria 16.4)

Bay of Plenty DHB Target
100%

Progress towards Target
Quarter One = 78%
Quarter Two = 78%
Quarter Three = 83%
Improving Mental Health Services Target Quarterly Reports page
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Improving Nutrition, Increasing Physical Activity and Reducing Obesity

National indicator
District Health Board activity supports achievement of health sector targets:
  • proportion (%) of infants exclusively and fully breastfed; 74% at six weeks; 57% at three months; 27% at six months
  • proportion (%) of adults (15 + years) consuming at least three servings of vegetables per day and proportion (%) of adults (15+ years) consuming at least two servings of fruit per day: 70% for vegetable consumption; 62% for fruit consumption.


View National Summary for this Target


Improving Nutrition, Increasing Physical Activity and Reducing Obesity Target Quarterly Reports page

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Reducing the Harm Caused by Tobacco

National indicator
District Health Board activity supports achievement of health sector targets:
  • to continue to increase the prevalence of “never smokers” among Year 10 students by at least 2% (absolute increase) over 2007/08
  • to increase the proportion of homes which contain one or more smokers and one or more children that have a smokefree policy to over 75% in 2007/08.


View National Summary for this Target


Reducing the Harm Caused by Tobacco Target Quarterly Reports page

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Page last updated: 18 July 2008



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