Pathways for action Principles underpinning the strategy strengthen communities and public health Whānau, hapū, iwi, – community development service specification purchase units 3 and 4 (aware and supportive communities) Requirements for services to be free participation representation on key forums and bodies and dedicated services Māori Māori Māori Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 2 (workforce development) Effective service delivery Dedicated services Māori Requirements for general services responsiveness, support for access to – Māori dedicated services where available and a focus on health literacy Māori Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 1 consultation and liaison) (kaumātua Working across sectors Principles underpinning the strategy intersectoral approach – Objectives 4 and 5 Public health service specification purchase units 1 (policy development and implementation), 2 (safe gambling environments) and 5 (effective screening environments) Intervention service specification purchase unit 4 (facilitation services) Core components Principles of Te Tiriti o Partnership representation on key forums and bodies – Māori Waitangi Participation dedicated services using beliefs, values and – Māori Māori-derived practices Protection objective 2: priority actions related to health equity for – Māori Knowledge Gambling Act 2003 requirement for independent, scientific research Objective 11 A national coordination service and service provider hui to share best-practice examples and stories of innovation The Client Information Collection (CLIC) database includes accurate Ministry’s – ethnicity information Funding for provider-initiated research projects that address issues of equity for Māori Funding for research scholarships for researchers Māori Quality improvement Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 2 (workforce development) Overall goal of the strategy, principles underpinning the strategy and objective 1 Gambling Act 2003 requirements for a specified consultation process to develop the strategy and the problem gambling levy rates to ensure best value for resources Leadership representation on key forums and bodies Māori Health system leadership an expectation that all New Zealanders will have health – equity Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 2 (workforce development) Planning resourcing and Gambling Act 2003 requirements for the process to develop the strategy a – evaluation consultative process for planning and resourcing Gambling Act 2003 requirement for evaluation Research and audit projects evaluating intervention and public health services assess effectiveness and responsiveness for Māori Outcome/performance Outcomes framework baseline and update reports, which specifically address and monitoring outcomes for Māori
Pathways for action Whānau, hapū, iwi, community development Principles underpinning the strategy – strengthen communities and public health service specification purchase units 3 and 4 (aware and supportive communities) Requirements for services to be free Māori participation Māori representation on key forums and bodies and dedicated Māori services Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 2 (workforce development) Effective service delivery Dedicated Māori services Requirements for general services – Māori responsiveness, support for access to dedicated Māori services where available and a focus on health literacy Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 1 (kaumātua consultation and liaison) Working across sectors Principles underpinning the strategy – intersectoral approach Objectives 4 and 5 Public health service specification purchase units 1 (policy development and implementation), 2 (safe gambling environments) and 5 (effective screening environments) Intervention service specification purchase unit 4 (facilitation services) Core components Principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi Partnership – Māori representation on key forums and bodies Participation – dedicated Māori services using Māori-derived beliefs, values and practices Protection – objective 2: priority actions related to health equity for Māori Knowledge Gambling Act 2003 requirement for independent, scientific research Objective 11 A national coordination service and service provider hui to share best-practice examples and stories of innovation The Ministry’s Client Information Collection (CLIC) database – includes accurate ethnicity information Funding for provider-initiated research projects that address issues of equity for Māori Funding for research scholarships for Māori researchers Quality improvement Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 2 (workforce development) Overall goal of the strategy, principles underpinning the strategy and objective 1 Gambling Act 2003 requirements for a specified consultation process to develop the strategy and the problem gambling levy rates to ensure best value for resources Leadership Māori representation on key forums and bodies Health system leadership – an expectation that all New Zealanders will have health equity Infrastructure intervention and public health service specification purchase unit 2 (workforce development) Planning resourcing and evaluation Gambling Act 2003 requirements for the process to develop the strategy – a consultative process for planning and resourcing Gambling Act 2003 requirement for evaluation Research and audit projects evaluating intervention and public health services assess effectiveness and responsiveness for Māori Outcome/performance and monitoring Outcomes framework baseline and update reports, which specifically address outcomes for Māori
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