Children from all of the locations have similar rates of parent-rated good, very good or excellent health to total New Zealand children. Access to primary health care Figure 38. Unmet need for primary health care, among children aged 0-14 years, NZHS 2011/12 – 2014/15, unadjusted Children from two of the locations are less likely to have an unmet need for primary health care than total New Zealand children, namely Manukau and Spreydon-Heathcote. Children in two of the locations are more likely to have an unmet need for primary health care than total New Zealand children, namely Manurewa-Papakura and Lower Hutt. Children in the remaining six locations have similar rates of unmet need for primary health care to total New Zealand children. New Zealand Health Survey Glossary Table 7. NZHS glossary, adults Indicator Definition Further explanation Health status, health behaviours and risk factors Current smokers Adults who are current smokers (smoke at least monthly)
Children from all of the locations have similar rates of parent-rated good, very good or excellent health to total New Zealand children. Access to primary health care Figure 38. Unmet need for primary health care, among children aged 0-14 years, NZHS 2011/12 – 2014/15, unadjusted Children from two of the locations are less likely to have an unmet need for primary health care than total New Zealand children, namely Manukau and Spreydon-Heathcote. Children in two of the locations are more likely to have an unmet need for primary health care than total New Zealand children, namely Manurewa-Papakura and Lower Hutt. Children in the remaining six locations have similar rates of unmet need for primary health care to total New Zealand children. New Zealand Health Survey Glossary Table 7. NZHS glossary, adults Indicator Definition Further explanation Health status, health behaviours and risk factors Current smokers Adults who are current smokers (smoke at least monthly)
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