1. Update of the New Zealand Health Strategy Live well, stay well, get well Kathy Brightwell, Group Manager, Populations Policy, Ministry of Health

2. New Zealand Health Strategy Background Current strategy was released in 2000 Challenges ageing population (including workforce); rising chronic long term disease and obesity rates; unequal benefits across population groups, and funding arrangements not working for all Opportunity to think and work differently Extensive sector engagement Independent reviews Capability & Capacity & Funding Government Priorities, Productivity Commission Report, CYF Review …all inputs to inform and shape the draft Strategy 1

3. What we’ve heard you say about the future of health in NZ So that all New Zealanders live well, stay well, get well, we will be people-powered, providing services closer to home, designed for value and high performance, working as one team in a smart system. 2

4. Five strategic themes to guide us forward 3

5. A Roadmap of Actions will get us on our way 4

6. How the strategy relates to dementia 5 NZ Dementia Framework New Zealand Health Strategy Health of Older People Strategy 2016

7. 6 Healthy ageing and independence Support for people with complex needs Living well with health conditions Respectful end of life Rehabilitation and recovery

8. How to get involved New Zealand Health Strategy Consultation started 27 October 2015, closes 5pm 4 December 2015, final released in first half of 2016 Information on www.health.govt.nz, email questions to nzhs_strategy@moh.govt.nzwww.health.govt.nz nzhs_strategy@moh.govt.nz Formal submissions - online, email, post Informal input - online discussion forum https://futuredirection.health.govt.nz/, workshops, meetings https://futuredirection.health.govt.nz/ Health of Older People Strategy Suggestions page on the Ministry’s website Write to: hopstrategy@moh.govt.nzhopstrategy@moh.govt.nz 7