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22 distinct matches; 22 in all groups. Page 1 of 2.
Highest ranked metadata match across all 22 filtered records. It can appear again in its ordinary group below. Open the source before relying on it.
Current sector-led dementia roadmap covering brain health, diagnosis, community support, workforce, and governance.
Alzheimers New Zealand - Sector body
Monitoring record reviewed on 22 June 2026. Capture the dated source page or publication before reusing a changed factual claim.
Reports, captures, submissions, media and source briefs.
Current sector-led dementia roadmap covering brain health, diagnosis, community support, workforce, and governance.
Alzheimers New Zealand - Sector body
Monitoring record reviewed on 22 June 2026. Capture the dated source page or publication before reusing a changed factual claim.
The 10 March 2026 response noted all 14 Health Committee recommendations on residential care, home support, carers, and workforce.
New Zealand Government - Official primary
Ministerial release dated 10 March 2026, checked 8 October. The response notes recommendations and refers many to existing aged-care work; it does not confirm all recommendations are funded or implemented.
Regional dementia support, education, and navigation evidence complements national policy and prevalence research.
Dementia New Zealand - Community provider
Service-provider source; service availability should be confirmed by region.
Physical p. 3 explicitly says Published April 2024; May 2024 PDF upload/modification clues and the [13 May publisher launch story](https://www.ageingwellchallenge.co.nz/ka-mua-ka-muri/) are separate dates. The preserved 116-page file matched the current publisher download on 10 October 2026. For present clinical information use [Health NZ dementia guidance](https://www.healthnz.govt.nz/health-topics/conditions-treatments/brain-and-nerves/dementia); the book’s research tools and reported uptake do not establish current nationwide availability.
Ageing Well National Science Challenge - PDF
Historical accessible research retrospective, primarily Phase Two 2019–2024, published April 2024. May upload/modification and launch-story dates are distinct from the printed publication month. Project descriptions, reported uptake and future intentions are not a current service inventory, clinical protocol or independently verified programme-wide outcomes. Caregiver observations arise from recipient assessments, not all carers; no national present-day distress rate is inferred. Raw extraction repeats some off-layout footer numbers, so physical page references are used. Original PDF, filename, hash and June 2026 capture/access are preserved; current publisher download matched on 10 October 2026.
The [publisher’s publications list](https://alzheimers.org.nz/explore/advocacy/publications/) identifies the August 2024 submission. The [Health Committee’s later release](https://www3.parliament.nz/en/pb/sc/committees-press-releases/health-committee-reports-findings-of-aged-care-inquiry-to-the-house/) records its final report on 20 November 2025; that report is distinct from this submission. Dementia NZ published its [successor 2026–2031 sector plan article](https://dementia.nz/dementia-mate-wareware-action-plan-2026-2031/) on 24 September 2025. The submission’s blanket no-treatment statement... Metadata preview; full fields are available below.
Alzheimers New Zealand - PDF
Historical stakeholder submission and joint-business-case advocacy, not the final committee report or government approval. Original document date is 16 August 2024; receipt and first public-release day were not independently established. Prevalence, unmet need, contracts and cost figures reflect cited historical estimates and assumptions. The private/pilot allowance’s denominator is unclear. Broad no-action rhetoric is qualified by the submission’s own Budget 2022 pilot acknowledgement and the separate official plan-endorsement source. Its no-treatment statement is not current clinical guidance; current primary health sources discuss treatment and support. Later committee recommendations and a successor sector plan do not prove delivery. Original PDF, hash, filename and June capture/access are preserved; reviewed 10 October 2026.
Age Concern research funded by CHT explores how older adults experience social connection in Auckland and Tauranga.
Age Concern Auckland and Age Concern Tauranga - PDF
Selected 102-person community sample, not national prevalence or a causal intervention evaluation. Excludes residential-care residents and severe cognitive impairment; Māori/Pasifika under-represented. Cover has no exact publication day; August 2024 is supported by the dated CHT announcement, separate from June 2026 capture and October 2026 review.
The [HDC publisher page](https://www.hdc.org.nz/our-work/aged-care-commissioner/amplifying-the-voices-of-older-people-in-aotearoa-new-zealand/), dated 7 March 2024 for the main report, also links this separate April 2024 desktop review. Its cover spells the author Jane Ferriera, while Author metadata spells Jane Ferreira; both clues are preserved. For present legal rights use the [HDC Code](https://www.hdc.org.nz/your-rights/about-the-code/code-of-health-and-disability-services-consumers-rights/), rather than treating this historical author’s review as legislation or an investigation decision.... Metadata preview; full fields are available below.
Author’s desktop review hosted by the Health and Disability Commissioner - PDF
Author-disclaimed supporting review, not an HDC-endorsed position, the Commissioner’s main report, an investigation finding or current legislation. Cover spelling Jane Ferriera differs from Jane Ferreira in Author metadata. April 2024 identifies final-version evidence; exact first publication day is unknown. Local research targets the three years before March 2023, supplemented with international, grey and older contextual sources; limited discovery does not prove no improvement projects existed. Historical agency/funding descriptions and anticipated 2023 MANA rollout are not a current legal or service directory, and nationwide availability was not independently verified. Original PDF, hash, filename and June capture/access are preserved; the current publisher file matched on 10 October 2026.
Section 2: Current Issues in Population Oral Health and Oral Health Services 2.1: State of Oral Health 2.2: Tooth Decay and Inequity Section 3: Oral Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 12 3.1: Personal Care and Healthy Environments 13 3.2: Sugars and Sugary Drinks 3.3:...
NZDA - PDF
For Care Partners of People Living with Dementia Mate Wareware This document is intended as a resource to support care partners and family/Whnau members of people living with dementia mate wareware.
Alzheimers NZ - PDF
Health inequities worsening — dementia increasing faster among Māori, Pacific peoples, and Asian communities.
Alzheimers NZ - MD
https://alzheimers.org.nz/about-dementia/booklets-and-factsheets/
Alzheimers NZ - MD
- Dementia / mate wareware is a progressive brain condition that causes a decline in cognitive function beyond what is expected from normal ageing.
Alzheimers NZ - MD
It is time to see a doctor if you or someone you know is experiencing:
Dementia NZ - MD
Purpose: A practical guide to recognising dementia warning signs, navigating the diagnosis pathway, finding local support, preventing falls, understanding healthy ageing, and planning ahead.
Dementia and Healthy Ageing Topic Map - MD
- Falls are the most common cause of injury for people aged 65 and over.
Health NZ - MD
- Stiffening of blood vessels: Arteries naturally become less elastic over time, which causes blood pressure (especially systolic — the top number) to rise gradually.
Healthify - MD
Alzheimer's disease is a physical brain disease caused by the abnormal build-up of proteins in and around brain cells:
Healthify - MD
Cross-references: 07DementiaandHealth/2026-06-110800Prompt01B2DementiaActionPlanFinal.md, 2026 Tracker
2026-02-12 Alzheimers NZ - MD
Dementia Disability and Health Services, 2026 Issue Brief
2026-05-13 Catherine Hall resigns Alzheimers NZ CEO - MD
Cross-references: 07DementiaandHealth/2026-02-12 Alzheimers NZ
2026-06 Alzheimers NZ - MD