2010-11 Annual Report - Taranaki District Health Board

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Profiling Taranaki Mokau Taranaki DHB delivers health services in Taranaki and in the Mokau area, which is part of the Waikato District Health Board. The district covers more than 7,000 square kilometres. There are a few densely populated centres in Taranaki such as New Plymouth, Stratford and Hawera. The rest of the population is scattered in and around small rural centres. Rahotu New Plymouth Oakura Okato Opunake New Plymouth District Population 68,901 New Plymouth District Manaia Waitara Stratford Eltham Hawera South Taranaki District Population 26,487 Urenui Stratford District South Taranaki District Patea ! Whangamomona Waverley Stratford District Population 8,892 Population Profile According to Statistics New Zealand, Taranaki DHB serves a population of 104,280 people, or 2.8% of New Zealand’s population. Between the 2001 and 2006 Census, the population usually resident in the region increased by 1,266 or 1.2%. The Māori population is projected to increase to 21.1% of the total population by 2026. The Māori, Pacific and Asian populations have grown slightly since 2001 and the population identified as European has declined, as at the 2006 Census. Taranaki has 8.1% identified as European and other, 15.2% as Māori, 1.3% as Pacific and 2.1% as Asian. Age Structure Our population is ageing. The proportion of people over the age of 64 is higher than the national average. The proportion of people aged between 15 and 39 is lower than the national average. A total of 21.8% are aged under 15 in Taranaki, while 47% of the Māori population is under 20. Socio-Economic Indicators The Taranaki population sits towards the centre of the socio-economic range. There are higher percentages of people living in deciles 5-7 and lower in the decile four compared to the New Zealand average. Approximately 82% of the Māori population is resident in deciles 6-10 compared to 69% of non-Māori. Māori in decile four and five have a lower life expectancy than the most deprived non-Māori.
page 17 A dAY in tHE liFE of tARAnaki District HEALth BoARd 82 people were admitted to hospital – 31 stayed overnight 4 babies were born 1549 laboratory tests were carried out 15 people attended nurse led clinics 104,000 people are cared for through Primary Health Organisations Mental Health crisis team 31 providers of support attended 7 call outs services for older people 17 people received renal dialysis The telecommunications team took 5,250 phone calls 4,889 pharmaceutical scripts were dispensed Dietitians saw 9 people seeking dietetic advice Ambulance service had 35 call outs Occupational therapists saw 8 people District nurses visited 75 people Surgeons performed 8 acute operations 605 patient meals were prepared 146 people attended Mental Health service appointments 58 patients were discharged 30 people received physiotherapy treatment
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