HISO Ethnicity Data Protocols

This report includes a summary of the results from work commissioned by the KPI Programme Sponsor Group to investigate the feasibility of developing a KPI for mental health and addiction services based on premature mortality among people using services.

The art and science of implementation, explains what implementation science is and why it’s important.

KPI Programme and Whāraurau present time with Dr Enys Delmage (consultant in adolescent forensic psychiatry) and Dr James Knight (child and adolescent psychiatrist) who explore the evidence and the importance of raising the age of criminal responsibility in Aotearoa New Zealand.

On 13 March, more than 150 people from across the mental health and addiction sector gathered at the Rydges latimer in Ōtautahi Christchurch for the annual National KPI Benchmarking Forum.The presentations from keynote speakers and the two sector stories provided in the Adult and Child and Youth benchmarking workshops are provided here.