Digital health is the use of digital technologies and accessible data to help New Zealanders manage their health and wellbeing.
Whatu Tāniko patternA centralised online platform providing resources, tools and documentation for developers to access and integrate with our APIs and digital services.
Connected Health is an existing brand of the Ministry, currently used in relation to the exchange of secure information via telecommunications.
We operate the Health Information Standards Organisation (HISO) to protect, promote and advance the use of data and digital standards across NZ.
GP2GP is used to securely transfer a patient’s electronic health record from one general practice to another.
eMedicines provide health professionals with accurate, up-to-date information about people's medications.
NDMS is an operational disease management system that supports the investigation, response and control of communicable disease.
Making it easy to use our standard terminologies and code sets for recording, using and sharing health information.
The National Telehealth Service provides an integrated platform for people to access virtual health information and advice from health professionals.
Piki Te Ora is a digital service for consumers to monitor their own well-being. This includes a mobile app and wearable devices.
The purpose of the National Release Centre is to support implementers and their adoption of SNOMED CT within New Zealand.
A comprehensive review is underway to inform the direction of the National Telehealth Service and other community and primary care telehealth services
Whaihua digital interface allows health providers to view information in Health NZ registers, Book My Vaccine tool and record newborn enrolment
The Zero Data initiative allows the public to access key health sector websites via mobile phone without incurring data use charges.