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Health Target Performance

The Minister of Health has set six health targets for DHBs to achieve.

South Canterbury DHB reports once every quarter on progress towards these targets. 

First Quarter 2011/12 results released on November 29, 2011

Fourth Quarter 2010/11 South Canterbury results released on August 30, 2011

Third Quarter 2010/11 South Canterbury results released on May 25, 2011

Second Quarter 2010/11 South Canterbury results released on March 2, 2011

First Quarter 2010/11 South Canterbury results released on November 26, 2010

Fourth Quarter 2009/10 South Canterbury results released on August 26, 2010

Third Quarter 2009/10 South Canterbury results released on May 20,2010

Second Quarter 2009/10 South Canterbury results, released on February 26, 2010

First Quarter 2009/10 South Canterbury results released in November, 2009

What are the health targets?

Targets

Indicators

Shorter stays in Emergency Departments

95 percent of patients will be admitted, discharged, or transferred from an Emergency Department (ED) within six hours.

Improved access to elective surgery

the volume of elective surgery will be increased by an average 4000 discharges per year (compared with the previous average increase of 1400 per year).

Shorter waits for cancer treatment

everyone needing radiation treatment will have this within six weeks by the end of July 2010 and within four weeks by January 2011.

Increased immunisation

85 percent of two year olds will be fully immunised by July 2010; 90 percent by July 2011; and 95 percent by July 2012.

Better help for smokers to quit

80 percent of hospitalised smokers will be provided with advice and help to quit by July 2010; 90 percent by July 2011; and 95 percent by July 2012.  Similar target for primary care will be introduced from July 2010 or earlier, through the PHO Performance Programme.

Better diabetes and cardiovascular services

(a) increased percent of the eligible adult population will have had their cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk assessed in the last five years
(b) increased percent of people with diabetes will attend free annual checks
(c) increased percent of people with diabetes will have satisfactory or better diabetes management.