Gives important information for petting zoo or farm visit operators. Designed to prevent infection or illness during or after a visit.

Gives important information for parents or education providers when taking children to visit a petting zoo or farm visit. Designed to prevent infection or illness during or after a visit.

Promotes the final Well Child health check in year before children start school. Revised April 2015. MoH code HE2443 – was HE4690.

Promotes the final Well Child health check in year before children start school. Revised April 2015. MoH code HE2465 – was HE4690.

Available in Te Reo Māori and Pacific languages.
Consent form for parents and caregivers to give consent for the final Well Child health Check in the year before children start school. MoH code HE2435.

Introduces and explains the final Well Child health check in the year before children start school. Revised April 2015. MoH code HE2433- was HP4690.

Explains the final Well Child health check in the year before children start school and how early childhood educators (or new entrant teachers) can contribute. Revised April 2015. MoH code HE2439 – was HP4728.

Available in Te Reo Māori and Pacific languages.
Promotes the final Well Child Tamariki Ora B4 School health check in the year before children start school. MoH code HE2451.

Revised October 2017.
Gives information on how to protect the health of you and your family if you keep chickens in your backyard.

Gives information on bed bugs including prevention, and treatment of bites and infested areas such as beds, furniture and clothing.

Gives information on the diseases and infections that can passed or spread from pets to humans, and steps you can take to protect you and your pet.

Revised December 2016.
Information on preventing these food and waterborne bacterial diseases. MoH code HE1211.

Gives information on HPV for women having a cervical smear abnormality or referred for a colposcopy. Updated in 2015.

Designed to encourage people to get their blood pressure checked since high blood pressure can lead to stroke.

Revised October 2017.
Information on the common childhood illness. Also called Shingles if it occurs a second time when an adult.

Gives easy to follow and guidelines for use in the event of norovirus or other gastroenteritis outbreaks. Revised August 2012.

Information about this infectious eye condition, that can have many different causes. Revised March 2016.

Gives information on looking after those sick with the flu, including yourself. Includes ways to stop the flu from spreading to others.

Revised December 2016.
Formerly titled “Cryptosporidium”.
Information on preventing these food and waterborne diseases caused by parasites. MoH code HE1212.

Limited to 20 per order.
Download or order in Simplified Chinese from www.diabetes.org.nz
Looks at how eating healthy food is an important part of self managing diabetes. Revised September 2014.

Gives information on the role of a PHO, and the benefits of enrolling with a PHO. Revised July 2014. MoH code HP5932 – was HP3527.

Gives information on epilepsy including types of seizures.

Gives information on living with epilepsy including seizure triggers.

Designed for first aid boxes. Gives precautions for health workers when dealing with blood or body fluid from patients with HIV, hepatitis and other blood-borne viruses. MoH code HE4264.

Gives contact information on the range of available National Telehealth Services – free and professional health, mental health and addictions advice and support.

Available in Te Reo Māori.
Advice on planning, preparing an emegency kit and practising basic hygiene in the event of an influenza pandemic. Revised May 2010. MoH code HE1717.

Revised October 2017.
Information about this viral infection transmitted by saliva. Also known as Infectious Mononucleosis.

Revised April 2017.
Information about this serious bacterial illness which is largely preventable through vaccination.

Information on this common and  mild viral illness. This is not the same as Foot and Mouth Disease which affects farm animals. Revised November 2015.

Gives information on how to protect yourself from Hepatitis C which is spread through blood to blood contact.

Formerly titled “Head Lice Facts”.
Information on head lice and their treatment. Revised December 2016. MoH code HE4189.

Gives information for farming families on preventing illness and infections from cattle, sheep, pigs and other farm animals.

Gives the 0800 number for the Ministry of Health’s 24-hour health line.

Now a Ministry of Health resource.
Information on this viral infection affecting the liver, including symptoms, treatment and immunisation to prevent infection. Revised September 2016. MoH code HE2518.

Formerly titled “Hepatitis ABC”.
Information for adults on symptoms, treatment and prevention of hepatitis B and C. Revised December 2016. MoH code HE4182.

Consent form for Hepatitis B vaccination and Hepatitis B immunoglobulin, including also a notification to the medical officer of health, for use by health professionals. Revised November 2014. MoH code HE1446.

Revised June 2017.
Information for health professionals on managing babies born to HBsAg positive women. MoH code HE1401.

Revised June 2017.
Information for health professionals to give to pregnant women to explain testing for exposure to the hepatitis B virus. MoH code HE1402.

A record of the immunisation schedule for babies exposed to the hepatitis B virus for health professionals to update at each immunisation visit. Reprinted October 2014. MoH code HE1403.

Gives information on the services provided by the Hepatitis C Resource Centre.

Gives information on herpes, to help you separate fact from fiction. Updated in 2015.

Illustrates the NPUAP/EPUAP pressure injury classification system.

Revised October 2017.
Gives information for recently diagnosed HPV-positive throat cancer patients and their families.

Information on this bacterial skin infection, also known as school sores. Revised March 2016.

Gives information on common childhood diseases. Revised March 2016. MoH code HE1215.

Gives information on common childhood diseases. Revised March 2016. MoH code HE1214.

Learn the F.A.S.T check to recognise if someone is having a stroke.

Encourages parents and caregivers to ensure their child’s immunisations are up to date before they start school. MoH code HE1108.

Download Kiribati translation from www.healthed.govt.nz
Information on the risk of latent TB infection and what actions to take. Reprinted November 2013. MoH code HE1431.

Information on the risk of latent TB infection and what actions to take. MoH code HE1435.

Information on the risk of latent TB infection and what actions to take. MoH code HE1433.

Information on the risk of latent TB infection and what actions to take. MoH code HE1436.

Information on the risk of latent TB infection and what actions to take. MoH code HE1432.

Information on the risk of latent TB infection and what actions to take. MoH code HE1434.

Information on this form of pneumonia caused the Legionella bacteria. Revised August 2016.

Gives information for parents on skin conditions that affect children and when to see a doctor.

Information about this common viral childhood illness, also known as English Measles. Revised March 2016.

Available in Te Reo Māori and Pacific languages.
Describes the symptoms associated with Meningococcal disease in babies, older children and adults. Also outlines the actions to take if anyone shows symptoms. MoH code HE2417.

Gives information on this common childhood infectious disease, that can also affect adults.

Revised October 2017.
Information on this infectious gastrointestinal illness which is a major cause of non-bacterial food and waterborne outbreaks.

Revised October 2017.
Information on this viral skin infection caught from contact with infected animals.

Revised February 2016.
Information about this serious bacterial respiratory disease espcially for very young children under 12 months of age.

Other language versions available to order from www.pharmaconline.co.nz
Gives advice on giving medicine to babies, toddlers and children.

Gives information on pre-diabetes including meal and eating plan ideas.

Gives information on pressure injuries, also known as bed sores, pressure sores or pressure ulcers.

Gives advice on how a healthier lifestyle, diet and regular medical checks can reduce your risk of having a stroke.

Designed to encourage children to take the full course of antibiotics for rheumatic fever. Includes sticker sheet.

Revised October 2017.
Information on this fungal infection of the skin or hair, which has a characteristic ring-shaped sore.

Revised October 2017.
Information about this viral gastrointestinal illness which tends to be common in children under 2 years.

Details the risks of rubella in pregnancy to the unborn child. Revised April 2010. MoH code HE4172.

Information about this contagious skin disease, including its treatment and prevention. Reprinted December 2012. MoH code HE4191.

Revised July 2017.
Information about this infectious bacterial disease which commonly affects overseas travellers who ingest contaminated food or drinking water. Formerly titled “Shigella”.

Replaces “Skin Infections”.
Gives information for parents on skin conditions that affect children and when to see a doctor.

Revised October 2017.
Information on this common viral disease of childhood, characterised by a red facial rash. Also know as Fifth disease.

Answers frequently asked questions on HPV and Genital Warts. Updated in 2015.

Limited to 5 copies per order.
Gives information what you can do each day to manage your heart failure and improve your quality of life.

Limited to 20 per order.
Download or order in Simplified Chinese and Hindi from www.diabetes.org.nz
Provides some basic guidelines and information for people with Type 2 diabetes.

Gives essential practical information about caring for someone who has had a stroke.

Gives information on medicine safety, and encourages asking questions about your medications.

Updated for 2016.
Gives comprehensive information on the Herpes virus.

Revised October 2017.
Information about these tiny parasites that cause an itchy bottom and are easily spread to other family members.

Download in Kiribati from www.healthed.govt.nz
Provides information about and treatment of tuberculosis. Reprinted June 2014. MoH code HE7023.

Gives information to help you make good decisions and provides a guide to long term hep C health outcomes. Designed to be used with a GP or other health professional.

Gives information on this stomach illness caused by viruses such as Norovirus.

Revised October 2017.
Information about this viral illness which has similar symptoms to the more common bacterial meningitis.

Gives information about developments in the prevention of cervical cancer and genital warts, specifically the HPV vaccine. Updated in 2015.

Gives a short and simple explanation of how and why stroke happens, and what its effects are.

Information for parents or caregivers about what to do if told your child has mild hearing loss (e.g. hearing is slightly below the normal range). MoH code HP5820.

Gives information on the change to a new international HbA1c measurement. Designed for diabetics and health professionals. Wallet size. MoH code HP5405.

Revised March 2018.
Gives information for teachers and schools on this genetic neurological disorder characterised by both motor and vocal tics.

Information for parents or caregivers about what to do if told your child has unilateral hearing loss (e.g. hearing is below the normal range in only one ear). MoH code HP5819.

Gives information about the real dangers and health risks of type 2 diabetes.

Revised September 2017.
Information about this bacterial disease that causes gastroenteritis and is found in the faeces of some wild and domestic animals. Formerly titled “Yersinia”.

Encourages seeking advice from a qualified health care professional before taking antibiotics. Designed for use in waiting rooms to emphasise using this precious resource wisely – only when they will be effective and to help reduce the threat of antibiotic resistance.

Gives information on this disease commonly spread by mosquitoes, and includes advice for travellers.