Waitematā District Health Board

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Waitematā District Health Board was a New Zealand public health organization responsible for providing and funding healthcare services to communities in the northern and western parts of Auckland.

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instanceOf district health board
public health organization
country New Zealand
dissolvedOn 2022
employed administrative staff
healthcare professionals
fundedBy New Zealand Government NERFINISHED
fundedThrough Vote Health NERFINISHED
governanceModel part-appointed board
part-elected board
governedBy board of directors
hadJurisdiction Waitematā DHB district NERFINISHED
hadResponsibility improving health outcomes in its district
reducing health inequalities in its district
hadType territorially-based health authority
headquartersLocation Auckland Region NERFINISHED
implementedPolicyFrom Ministry of Health (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
mergedInto Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand NERFINISHED
operatedIn Auckland Region NERFINISHED
ownedFacility Mason Clinic NERFINISHED
North Shore Hospital NERFINISHED
Waitakere Hospital NERFINISHED
partOf New Zealand public health system
providedService community health services
disability support services
hospital services
mental health services
primary health services
public health services
region Waitematā region NERFINISHED
replacedBy Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand NERFINISHED
responsibleFor funding health services in its district
planning health services in its district
providing health services in its district
sector public health care
servedArea North Shore NERFINISHED
Rodney District ONNER
Waitākere NERFINISHED
northern Auckland
western Auckland
servedPopulation largest population of any New Zealand DHB
supervisedBy Ministry of Health (New Zealand) NERFINISHED

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Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences affiliatedWith Waitematā District Health Board