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Mental Health and Addiction KPI Programme supports quality improvement in Aotearoa through PRIMHD benchmarking dashboards and sector collaboration.
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#23BAE7
Picton Blue
35, 186, 231
194, 80, 52
85, 19, 0, 9
#6C3A17
Walnut
108, 58, 23
25, 65, 26
0, 46, 79, 58
#FEFEFE
White
254, 254, 254
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
The MH&A KPI Programme is a comprehensive initiative dedicated to enhancing the quality of mental health and addiction services in Aotearoa New Zealand. Through a collaborative approach, the programme brings together diverse contributors who work in specialized streams or groups. These streams allow professionals to utilize their expertise and knowledge to champion service quality improvements and delve deeper into the needs of individuals accessing these services.
The programme encompasses various streams, including Adult, Child and Youth, and NGO. The Adult stream focuses on professionals delivering mental health and addiction services in Te Whatu Ora division and NGO settings. The Child and Youth stream is dedicated to professionals delivering services in the same division and settings.
The NGO stream caters to individuals interested in the continuous improvement of NGO mental health and addiction services. If you are keen to contribute to the KPI Programme and make a collective impact, get in touch with the team to learn more. Join this endeavor and remember, Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini – My success is not of the individual but of the collective
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The MHAKPI Programme color palette uses the hex codes #23BAE7, #6C3A17 and #FEFEFE.
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