Tā te kiritaki whai wāhi
Consumer opportunities
Read more about the current open opportunities for consumers to get involved.
Tā te kiritaki whai wāhi
Read more about the current open opportunities for consumers to get involved.
At Te Tāhū Hauora, we support consumers being actively involved in decision-making about their health, at all levels.
Health services, including hospitals, government agencies and other services, require consumer representatives to co-design the planning, design, delivery and evaluation of health services.
Below are the current open opportunities for consumers to get involved.
Please note Te Tāhū Hauora publishes these opportunities on behalf of a range of different agencies and groups in the health sector. Please contact each provider directly using the information provided in the listing.
Do you have an opportunity you think consumer health forum Aotearoa members should know about?
If so, please submit an expression of interest for consumer and whānau representatives here.
Complete the survey,; available until 5pm, Friday 7 February 2025.
The aim of this review is to ensure the code of expectations remains relevant, effective, and aligned with the principles of equity, partnership, and meaningful engagement with diverse communities, including: Māori, Pacific, disabled people, older adults, rangatahi, rainbow, rural communities, migrants and refugees.
This survey is being distributed by Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission (Te Tāhū Hauora) to consumers and whānau across Aotearoa New Zealand.
It asks questions and provides space for feedback, comments and ideas to inform the code’s review.
Thank you for your contribution to this important mahi, we look forward to sharing the final review report and its outcomes in July 2025. Ngā mihi manaaki.
The survey is designed to gather valuable insights from people about their experiences with telehealth services. This feedback plays a critical role in shaping telehealth resource delivery to ensure it aligns with patient needs and preferences. By prioritising their voice, we aim to develop resources for health professionals that support continuity of care and maintain easy access to healthcare, whether through phone or video consultations.
The feedback collected will help refine and improve telehealth initiatives and solutions in primary care, addressing any challenges or gaps identified by patients, while ensuring their needs are met efficiently and compassionately.
Through this survey, the Collaborative Aotearoa team aims to create a telehealth resource collaborative that truly reflects the patient experience, empowering individuals to feel heard and supported in their healthcare journey. Please complete the online survey here.
Complete the survey,; available until 5pm, Friday 7 February 2025.
The aim of this review is to ensure the code of expectations remains relevant, effective, and aligned with the principles of equity, partnership, and meaningful engagement with diverse communities, including: Māori, Pacific, disabled people, older adults, rangatahi, rainbow, rural communities, migrants and refugees.
This survey is being distributed by Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission (Te Tāhū Hauora) to consumers and whānau across Aotearoa New Zealand.
It asks questions and provides space for feedback, comments and ideas to inform the code’s review.
Thank you for your contribution to this important mahi, we look forward to sharing the final review report and its outcomes in July 2025. Ngā mihi manaaki.
The survey is designed to gather valuable insights from people about their experiences with telehealth services. This feedback plays a critical role in shaping telehealth resource delivery to ensure it aligns with patient needs and preferences. By prioritising their voice, we aim to develop resources for health professionals that support continuity of care and maintain easy access to healthcare, whether through phone or video consultations.
The feedback collected will help refine and improve telehealth initiatives and solutions in primary care, addressing any challenges or gaps identified by patients, while ensuring their needs are met efficiently and compassionately.
Through this survey, the Collaborative Aotearoa team aims to create a telehealth resource collaborative that truly reflects the patient experience, empowering individuals to feel heard and supported in their healthcare journey. Please complete the online survey here.