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Hospital-based services Public hospitals are set up to provide quality acute care and to ensure that as many people as possible have access to elective (non-acute) services. Elective services The elective services website shows how DHBs are managing the flow of patients seeking elective surgery (such as major joint replacement or cataract surgery). What services do hospitals provide? Hospitals currently provide a variety of publicly funded health and disability services such as medical, surgical, maternity, diagnostic and emergency services. The range of services offered by an individual hospital is affected both by the size of the local population and the services offered by other hospitals in the region. Hospital services are provided on an inpatient, daycase and outpatient basis, depending on the type of care that a patient needs:
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