Consumer health forum Aotearoa – inaugural hui

We are delighted to announce the first consumer health forum Aotearoa hui will be held on the 24 November 2021 via Zoom.

At this hui, you can give feedback on:

• the draft Code of Expectations
• the shaping of the consumer health forum, and what it needs to be successful
• what you want included in future hui agendas
• ensuring diverse and often unheard voices can contribute to shaping the future health system.

Spaces are limited.  Register today!

To find out more about the consumer health forum Aotearoa, and to sign up for updates and other events, click here [LINK]

Please note

• If you have already signed up to the consumer health forum Aotearoa you are not automatically registered for this Zoom hui. Please register above if you’d like to come along.
• This event is designed for consumers of health services and their whānau. If you are a health services provider or professional, please allow the limited spaces to be reserved for consumers. 
• If you have any questions regarding this hui or the consumer health forum, please get in touch via consumers@hqsc.govt.nz

Why is the term ‘consumer’ used?

‘Consumer’ can refer to an individual citizen, member of a community, patient, family and whānau, person with lived experience of health services, or tangata whai ora. This is not an exhaustive list, and the Commission recognises that a range of terms are used by different groups and communities. For consistency, consumer is adopted. The term ‘consumer’ resonates with some communities, but not others and we also recognise this.

Last updated 02/11/2021