The Kaupapa Māori,  ‘Navigate Leadership Programme’ created a space, that brought people together (regardless of profession, organisation, background or level in the organisation), to wānanga, grow and develop their inherent leadership capability and capacity. The honesty, vulnerability, personal development and relationships that developed was amazing.  Key outcomes from the programme, included the development of multiple

Topic: Explore and learn how to use the new Continuity of Care indicator data dashboards Tāngata whai ora report inconsistencies in the connectedness, or continuity of care they receive between DHB and NGO mental health services. To respond and support relevant continuous improvement activities, the NGO stream have developed the 'Continuity of Care' data dashboards

International literature suggests the whānau engagement indicator is the first of its kind and offers Aotearoa New Zealand the opportunity to lead the world in continuous improvement related to how services work in partnership with whānau. The indicator and its associated data visualisation tools will be informed and created by the mental health and addiction

International literature suggests the whānau engagement indicator is the first of its kind and offers Aotearoa New Zealand the opportunity to lead the world in continuous improvement related to how services work in partnership with whānau. The indicator and its associated data visualisation tools will be informed and created by the mental health and addiction

International literature suggests the whānau engagement indicator is the first of its kind and offers Aotearoa New Zealand the opportunity to lead the world in continuous improvement related to how services work in partnership with whānau. The indicator and its associated data visualisation tools will be informed and created by the mental health and addiction

International literature suggests the whānau engagement indicator is the first of its kind and offers Aotearoa New Zealand the opportunity to lead the world in continuous improvement related to how services work in partnership with whānau. The indicator and its associated data visualisation tools will be informed and created by the mental health and addiction

Topic: Exploring rangatahi and whānau experience data in Youth Forensic services across Aotearoa Join our Youth Forensic stream leads to explore what experience data is being collected from rangatahi and their whānau. Wānanga how this data is being integrated into everyday practice and what actions organisations are taking to implement the feedback. This is the

Topic: Communication. The importance of getting it right in collaborative improvement projects. In this benchmarking breakout, members of Yellow Brick Road, Real and ICAMHS at Nelson Marlborough DHB talk about how they are working together to support rangatahi and their whānau on wait lists. The first in a series of breakout sessions, the group will

          Whāraurau invites you to our: Sector Leaders' Day We look forward to meeting with those leaders working with infants, children, young people and their whānau. Sector Leaders' Days are an opportunity to: Get up-to-date information from the Ministry of Health and national agencies Share innovative practice and service development ideas Foster

The new whānau engagement data dashboard includes a range of functionality designed to support users to uncover insights and learnings to inform continuous service improvement initiatives when it comes to whānau engagement. Join the KPI Programme team via Zoom on Tuesday 26 July 2022 from 9:30am to 10:30am to learn how to optimise your use

Join us as we use the seclusion dashboards to uncover insights and identify areas for service improvement. We will discuss trends and patterns that have been observed and what this means for service users and the mental health system in general. To get the full utility of this session, we recommend having a look at

Join us as we use the wait times dashboards to uncover insights and identify areas for service improvement. We will discuss trends and patterns that have been observed and what this means for service users and the mental health system in general. To get the full utility of this session, we recommend having a look