Ala Mo'ui - Ministry of Health

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Purpose'Ala Mo'ui sets out the priority outcomes and actions for the next five years that willcontribute to achieving the Government’s overarching goal that all New Zealanders,including Pacific people, lead longer, healthier and more independent lives.'Ala Mo'ui replaces the Ministry of Health’s Pacific Health and Disability Action Plan(2002), the Pacific Health and Disability Workforce Development Plan (2004) and theJoint Action Plan for the Ministries of Health and Pacific Island Affairs (2008) as the keyoverarching document for improving Pacific health outcomes.'Ala Mo'ui is not a comprehensive list of all activity that contributes to improving the healthof Pacific people. Instead, it sets out the Government’s priority focus areas for Pacific healthin the next five years.Who should use 'Ala Mo'uiAchieving better health outcomes for Pacific peoples requires action by the entire healthand disability sector. The Ministry of Health, District Health Boards (DHBs), primary healthorganisations (PHOs), Pacific and non-Pacific health and disability providers all have arole to play. It also requires action by the Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs, the Ministry ofEducation, Housing New Zealand and other government agencies.'Ala Mo'ui sets out actions that will contribute most to achieving the Government’s goals.It is also a tool for planning and prioritising actions and developing new and innovativemethods of delivering results and value for money.'Ala Mo'ui: Pathways to Pacific Healthand Wellbeing'Ala Mo'ui is made up of three main parts:• What we want: Government goals• What guides us: Principles• Our focus: Priority outcomes and actionsA diagram of 'Ala Mo'ui is provided in Figure 1 over the page, and the different componentsof 'Ala Mo'ui are also described in more detail.2 'Ala Mo'ui: Pathways to Pacific Health and Wellbeing 2010–2014
Figure 1:'Ala Mo'ui:Government goals,priority outcomesand principlesGovernmentgoalsAll New Zealanderslead longer, healthier and moreindependent livesService deliveryis better, soonerand moreconvenientThe health systemis adaptive, innovativeand continuallyimprovingSystems andservices meet theneeds of PacificpeoplePacific workforcesupply meetsservice demand'Ala Mo'ui principlesEvery dollar isspent in the bestway to improvehealth outcomesMore servicesdelivered locally inthe community andin primary care'Ala Mo'uipriorityoutcomes• Respecting Pacifiic culturePacific people arebetter supportedto be healthyPacific peopleexperience improvedbroader determinantsof health• Valuing family• Quality health care• Working together'Ala Mo'ui: Pathways to Pacific Health and Wellbeing 2010–2014 3
Page 1: Pathways to Pacific Health and Well
Page 5: ForewordHon Tony RyallMinister of H
Page 9: Introduction from the Chief Advisor
Page 13 and 14: PrinciplesRespecting Pacific cultur
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Page 21 and 22: 4. More services delivered locally
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Page 25 and 26: 6. Pacific people experience improv
Page 27 and 28: How will we demonstrate success?The
Page 29 and 30: ReferencesBarwick H. 2000. Improvin
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