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Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui is a national centre of evidence based workforce development for the mental health, addiction and disability sectors in New Zealand.

Improving the workforce performance of mental health, addiction and disability services

Te Pou leads a range of initiatives designed to address workforce development needs. Organisations can draw from Te Pou’s resources, tools and support to strengthen the services they deliver for people.

Initiatives

Addressing workforce development needs.

Outcomes and information

Strengthening how services collect and use outcomes.

Disability workforce

Funding and resources for the disability and consumer workforce.

Resources

Browse our extensive range of tools and information to support your work.

Understanding health inequities using NZ data infographic

This infographic uses analysis of recent data from the New Zealand Health Survey to better understand the physical health needs of people who experience mental health problems.

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New resources to build your data and information knowledge

The 'Making a difference with data' series is designed for novice users of data and information and will be useful when training people new to the collection and use of data and information.

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Collaboration in the mental health and addiction sector

What does good collaboration look like? Check out our new infographic and literature review about the why, what and how of successful collaboration

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Equally Well evidence update published

Te Pou is pleased to launch the 2017 Evidence Update on the physical health of people with mental health conditions and/or addiction. Read the full evidence update or a summary.

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Nau mai, tau mai

Improving the workforce performance of mental health, addiction and disability services

Initiatives

Outcomes and information

Disability workforce

Resources

Understanding health inequities using NZ data infographic

New resources to build your data and information knowledge

Collaboration in the mental health and addiction sector

Equally Well evidence update published

Events

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