Making a difference in health service delivery across the Midland region
By working together at a regional level, District Health Boards are able to make the best use of available resources, strengthen clinical and financial sustainability and increase access to services.
HealthShare produces the Midland Regional Services Plan annually on behalf of the Midland District Health Boards (Bay of Plenty, Lakes, Hauora Tairāwhiti, Taranaki and Waikato). The Midland Regional Services Plan details national and local priorities in the Midland region, setting out the region’s collaborative efforts to support the planning, funding and implementation of health services at a regional and sub-regional level. The Midland Regional Services Plan has a specific focus on reducing service vulnerability and costs, and improving the quality of care to people within the Midland region.
HealthShare plays a key role in developing and implementing health services plans, models of care and continuous quality improvement work across the region. HealthShare planning, project management, coordination and facilitation skills are applied across a range of clinical networks, action groups, forums and projects.
The Midland region is committed to realising its two regionally-agreed strategic outcomes:
- Improve the health of the Midland populations.
- Achieve health equity.
The direction of the Midland region is also informed and supported by its six regional strategic objectives:
You can find out more about our regional work by viewing our 2018/2019 Workplan.
Documents and resources:
- 2018-2021 Midland Regional Services Plan (Strategic Direction)
- 2018-2021 Midland Regional Services Plan (Initiatives & Activities)