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Submissions made by NZNO

In accordance with its Strategic Plan, the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) actively works towards improved health outcomes for all peoples of Aotearoa New Zealand. One of the ways we do this is by making submissions on health- and social policy-related issues.

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Consultation on the proposals to combine the Nursing Council of New Zealand and fifteen other Health Regulatory Authorities into a single organisation

The New Zealand Nurses organisation made a submission to the Nursing Council of New Zealand on their consultation on the proposals to combine the Nursing Council of New Zealand and fifteen other Health Regulatory Authorities into a single organisation
 

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Discharge Planning Guidelines for Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Werry Centre on the draft Discharge Planning Guideline for Infant, Child and adolescent Mental Health, Alcohol and other Drug Services being developed for the Ministry of Health.

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MFAT New Zealand’s Draft Human Rights Report

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation has made a submission to Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade on the Aotearoa New Zealand draft Human Rights Performance Report.

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HBL ICC Information Services National Infrastructure Platform

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to Health Benefits Limited on the Indicative Case For Change - Information services - National Infrastructure Platform programme.

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Growing Public Health Nursing in Aotearoa New Zealand: Public Health Nursing Education Framework Discussion Document

NZNO's submission to the Public Health association on Growing Public Health Nursing in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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PHARMAC Influenza Vaccine Proposal

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to PHARMAC on the Proposal for Influenza Vaccine.

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