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Home / DHB planning package / Previous planning packages / 2014/15 / Additional planning information / Baseline data for target setting

Baseline data for target setting 2014/15

Baseline data is provided to support target setting in 2014/15 annual plans for the following performance measures within the 2014/15 monitoring framework.

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  • SI 1: Ambulatory Sensitive (avoidable) Hospital Admissions (xlsx, 305 KB)
  • OS 3: Average Length of Stay (xlsx, 89 KB)
  • OS 8: Acute Readmissions to Hospital (xlsx, 111 KB)

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  • 2014/15 DHB Health Targets
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Page last updated: 30 June 2015

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