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Nursing Professional Development Recognition Programme (PDRP)

The Professional Development and Recognition Programme (PDRP) is a contemporary professional development framework which assists nurses to further develop knowledge and skills to provide safe and effective care.

Hawke’s Bay District Health Board (HBDHB) PDRP is accredited by the Nursing Council of New Zealand (NCNZ) to meet the competency assessment component of the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance (HPCA) Act 2003. The HBDHB PDRP includes NCNZ requirements for annual practicing certificates (APC). If you are currently employed by HBDHB or a Primary Health Care (PHC) organisation that has a MOU with HBDHB and you have a HBDHB PDRP portfolio, you will meet NCNZ requirements and will not be audited by NCNZ.

Below are all the necessary documents for assist with completion of your PDRP:

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Latest News

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Hawke's Bay Hospital full >

Rebuild chance to rewrite mental health care >

New mental health unit given go ahead >

Leave ED for emergencies this Easter >

Chief executive rolls up sleeve influenza vaccine >

Cryptosporidiosis outbreak in Napier and Hastings >

Large number of children to be hearing rescreened >

Hospital nurse assaulted at work >

Update on newborn hearing screening >

Lake Tutria Cyanobacteria bloom warning >

HB Hospital Intensivist appointed >

Wairoa developments approved >

Listeria cases in Hawke's Bay >

Free after hours doctors visits rollout starts >

Cranford Hospice now in good heart >

HB Hospital ICU leaders in clinical quality >

May Fall Stop Them All >

Think health before Easter and choose well >

Reducing falls a priority for Hawke's Bay DHB >

Seventh theatre building begins >

Hawke's Bay Hospital overloaded >

People urged to avoid swimming in Lake Tutira >

HB Hospital's Emergency Department overloaded >

GP or ED? Emergency Department presentations >

Algal bloom warning lifted >

Contract signals strong ties in HB health sector >

New mental health unit gets the green light >

HB Hospital at capacity >

Whooping cough reaching epidemic numbers >

GP or ED >

Measles outbreak continues >

CCN services directory goes live >

Diabetes nurses prescribing >

Measles outbreak in Hastings >

Half million dollar investment in Napier radiology >

Resources

u HBDHB Statement of Intent 2012-15 pdf 1MB
 Note: Due to minor typographical amendments, this version of our Statement of Intent 2012-15 differs from the version tabled in Parliament on 5 July 2012.

u Annual Report 2012 PDF 3.2MB

u  PSEC Audit Report (pdf 690KB)

u Pacific Health Action Plan : pdf, 1.2MB

u Productive News : pdf, 620KB

u Letter from HDC - Mental Health Commissioner visit to HB pdf 194KB

u Tu Mai Ra Maori Health Strategy (2MB)

u HBDHB Purchasing Terms and Conditions : Word, 70KB

u Governance Manual : pdf, 1.2MB
u Governance Manual - Schedule of Amendments : pdf, 100KB

u Map of Hawke's Bay Hospital updated April 2012 (pdf 475KB)

u Improving the health of older people in Hawke's Bay : pdf, 850KB

u Hawke's Bay Health Status Review 2010

u Annual Plan 2012/13 (PDF 1.7MB)
u Annual Plan Minister's Letter of Approval (PDF 214KB)

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