Number of hot and cold days, notifications of cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis and salmonellosis.
Transport
Use of different transport modes, road traffic injuries, unmet GP need due to lack of transport.
Hazardous substances
Notifications, hospitalisations and deaths due to hazardous substances exposure (including lead exposure).
Animals and human health
Leptospirosis infection.
Population vulnerability
Population characteristics, population groups more vulnerable to environmental hazards.
Border health
Overseas infectious diseases, high-risk pests and exotic mosquitoes established in NZ.
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Districts
Districts (formerly district health boards) are responsible for the health of the people living in their district. There are 20 districts in New Zealand.
Public Health
Services
The National Public Health Service (PHS) delivers national, regional and local programmes to achieve pae ora (healthy futures). There are 12 PHSs in New Zealand.
Territorial
Authority
Territorial authorities (TAs) include city councils and district councils. TAs provide services and infrastructure for their local community. There are 67 TAs in New Zealand.
Regional
Council
Regional councils (RCs) are responsible for many environmental and public transport matters in their region. There are 16 regional councils (including unitary authorities) in New Zealand.
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About the indicators
These Environmental Health Indicators provide supporting information for the New Zealand Environmental Health Intelligence (EHI) programme. The EHI programme is funded by the Ministry of Health. For more information about the Environmental Health Intelligence programme, including indicators, factsheets and statistics, visit www.ehinz.ac.nz.
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