Long-term conditions

This indicator shows the number and percent of the PHO enrolled New Zealand population recorded as having diabetes in the VDR.

This measure details the percentage of PHO-enrolled population aged 5-44 years who are dispensed a short-acting beta-agonist (SABA)  in at least two quarters in a year and were not dispensed preventer in two or more quarters in the same year. 

People admitted in the previous year with a primary diagnosis of asthma (or wheeze for children; see denominator for codes) who did not receive a funded influenza vaccine in the year following discharge.

This measure gives the rate of children under 12 years who were admitted to hospital with asthma and wheeze as the primary diagnosis per 1,000 children. 

This indicator shows the number and rate per 1,000 adults aged 12 years or over years who were admitted to hospital with asthma as the primary diagnosis.  ED admissions meeting the three-hour rule are included in this indicator. 

This indicator shows the number and percent of people aged zero (more than 28 days old) year of age or over who had at least two admissions with a primary diagnosis of asthma within 91 to 365 days of each other. The method counts back the number of days between the admit date of the most recent admission and the date of discharge of the previous event. ED admissions meeting the three-hour rule are included in this indicator. 

This indicator shows the number and percent of people with at least two admissions within 90 days of each other. ED admissions meeting the three-hour rule are included in this indicator.  

This indicator shows the number and percent of people with diabetes receiving dulaglutide regularly. Regular use was defined as dulaglutide dispensed in three or more quarters in a year.

This indicator shows the number and percent of people with diabetes who are admitted to hospital with hypoglycaemia as the primary diagnosis one or more times in the relevant year.

This indicator shows the number and percent of people with diabetes admitted to hospital with the primary diagnosis of diabetic ketoacidosis one or more times in the relevant year.