How many Maori are referred to DHB MHAS services in the past year; What is the average length of engagement; What diagnoses do these people present with; How many Maori are engaged in MHAS psychology services; How many Maori have requested psychological input, but declined; How many Maori are on psychology waitlists; What is the average waiting time for Maori on these psychology waitlists; How many Maori psychologists are employed by the DHBs; How many Maori psychologists are employed in a leadership capacity? For example, team leader or above; How many intern psychologist places do the DHB have; What is the supervision regime for the intern psychologists; What is the average length of service of psychologists within the DHB; How many Psychologists have left the DHB over the last twelve months, what was the reason given for leaving; How many psychologists are on work visa’s; How many vacancies for psychologists does the DHB have; How long have the vacancy’s for psychologists been open; |
RE Official information request WCDHB 9460
I refer to your email dated 4 August 2020 requesting the following information under the Official Information Act from West Coast DHB. Specifically:
1. Does the Board have a policy to prioritise Maori and/or Pasifka patients on elective surgery waiting lists?
2. If so, how long has this policy been in force and when is it scheduled to end?
3. If so, what is the rationale for this policy?
4. If so, is the policy based on the pressures of deferred surgery due to COVID-19?
5. If there is no such policy, why has the Board not followed the lead of the Capital and Coast District Health Board?
6. What is the current number of deferred elective surgeries due to the pressures of COVID-19?
RE Official Information Act request WCDHB 9339
I refer to your email dated 22 August 2019 requesting the following information under the Official Information Act from West Coast DHB related to the percentages of Maori who have had colonoscopies. Specifically:
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