What does NZHS stand for?

New Zealand Health Survey

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Recently, there has been a slight decrease in the prevalence of smoking among Maori with data from the 2006/7 New Zealand Health Survey showing that smoking among Maori, while remaining high at 42.

Smoke free outcomes with midwife lead maternity carers: an analysis ...

According to data from the New Zealand Health Survey 2002/03, Maori adults were more likely to self-report an unmet need for a general practitioner visit in the previous 12 months (20.

Cultural competence for physiotherapists: reducing inequalities in ...

Analysis of the 2002/2003 New Zealand Health Survey provides a detailed breakdown of the prevalence of specific health conditions in the SB/IB population compared with the working-age population overall.

Ill health, disability, benefit and work: a summary of recent research

The data gathered by the New Zealand Ministry of Health's Taking the Pulse: The 1996/7 New Zealand Health Survey (using the SF-36 health status questionnaire, which is discussed later in this paper) indicate that women scored slightly (but statistically significantly) lower on all scales of self-reported health except general health.

Ill-prepared for the labour market: health status in a sample of ...