| Ambulatory sensitive hospitalisations for adults (age range 45–64 years) |
This measure details the rate of hospital admissions for people aged 45–64 years for an illness that might have been prevented or better managed in the community. Ambulatory sensitive hospitalisations are mostly acute admissions that are considered potentially reducible through prophylactic or therapeutic interventions deliverable in a primary care setting. |
National Minimum Dataset (NMDS), Ministry of Health, Estimated Resident Population Projections, Stats NZ |
Health Quality & Safety Commission | Te Tāhū Hauora |
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