Whānau Immediate and extended family. Implications for services: Often the wider family takes responsibility for its members and this should be contextually considered when dealing with issues of access, privacy etc. Whānau ora The concept of supporting families to achieve their maximum health and wellbeing. Implications for services: Facilitate positive and adaptive relationships within whānau and recognise the interconnectedness of health, education, housing, justice, welfare, employment and lifestyle as elements of whānau wellbeing. Appendix 2: Amendments to the 2016/17 Operational Policy Framework for 2017/18 The Operational Policy Framework has been reviewed and updated to reflect changes to policy, legislation and general accepted accounting practices (GAAP). Content changes are summarised in the table below. Chapter Section Amendment(s) General Amended names of Ministry business units and group, updated references to Ministry strategies. Updated references to New Zealand Health and Disability Strategies. 2. DHB Governance 3. Planning and Accountability 3.3 DHB accountability Addition of bullet point about achieving health and planning equity and improving Māori health. documents 3.4 The Annual Report Minor amendment to 3.4.1. 3.6 National Services Additional information added to 3.6.1. Planning and Implementation 3.20 The Nationwide updates and clarifications made to Service Framework and maintenance of the NSF’ and ‘Governance service specifications’. ‘Nationwide 3.21 Contracting for Minor amendments made. services 3.21.8-15 Contracting with Section updated with current requirements for NGOs contracting with NGOs 3.22 Fees Related to Addition of new section National Professional Services or National Software License Agreements 4. Service Change 4.10 National Health As the NHC has now been disestablished, this Committee (NHC) section will be revised with current requirements when available. This section is now called Prioritisation.’ ‘Strategic
Whānau Immediate and extended family. Implications for services: Often the wider family takes responsibility for its members and this should be contextually considered when dealing with issues of access, privacy etc. Whānau ora The concept of supporting families to achieve their maximum health and wellbeing. Implications for services: Facilitate positive and adaptive relationships within whānau and recognise the interconnectedness of health, education, housing, justice, welfare, employment and lifestyle as elements of whānau wellbeing. Appendix 2: Amendments to the 2016/17 Operational Policy Framework for 2017/18 The Operational Policy Framework has been reviewed and updated to reflect changes to policy, legislation and general accepted accounting practices (GAAP). Content changes are summarised in the table below. Chapter Section Amendment(s) General Amended names of Ministry business units and group, updated references to Ministry strategies. Updated references to New Zealand Health and Disability Strategies. 2. DHB Governance 3. Planning and Accountability 3.3 DHB accountability and planning documents Addition of bullet point about achieving health equity and improving Māori health. 3.4 The Annual Report Minor amendment to 3.4.1. 3.6 National Services Planning and Implementation Additional information added to 3.6.1. 3.20 The Nationwide Service Framework updates and clarifications made to ‘Governance and maintenance of the NSF’ and ‘Nationwide service specifications’. 3.21 Contracting for services Minor amendments made. 3.21.8-15 Contracting with NGOs Section updated with current requirements for contracting with NGOs 3.22 Fees Related to National Professional Services or National Software License Agreements Addition of new section 4. Service Change 4.10 National Health Committee (NHC) As the NHC has now been disestablished, this section will be revised with current requirements when available. This section is now called ‘Strategic Prioritisation.’
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