Te Tumu Waiora – three years on

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Te Tumu Waiora – three years on

By David Codyre, Ainsleigh Cribb-Su’a and David Todd
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Implementation of the Integrated Primary Mental Health and Addiction programme across metro Auckland is well under way. This article, written by David Codyre, Ainsleigh Cribb-Su’a and David Todd, outlines progress in rollout, challenges faced and what is being learnt, including as a result of implementation through periods of COVID-19 lockdown and then Omicron. A range of data is presented regarding programme outputs, outcomes and patient experience

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