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  • NZ’s smart use of big data: Employment & income impacts of selected health conditions

    New Zealand is making rapid strides in the smart use of big data to provide better health information for decision-makers. Here we look at a recent output: a Treasury Working Paper that considers the employment and income effects of eight health conditions.
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    Issue date
    13 March 2016
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson George Disney Tony Blakely
  • Public Health at the Movies: A Selection of 35 Top Movies

    We have assembled a collection of 35 high quality movies as part of public health teaching for medical students. In this blog post we detail the movies and reflect on some of the aspects that make them both educational and entertaining.
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    Issue date
    07 April 2015
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Peter Gallagher
  • The long shadow of war on the health of military personnel

    This blog post looks at a recently published study of the lifespan of NZ soldiers who participated in the First World War. It then asks more broadly what is known about the longer term health outcomes for military personnel participating in war.
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    Issue date
    18 February 2015
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson
  • Being Bolder – Public Health Endgames for NZ

    At the Public Health Congress in Auckland last week, one of us presented on potential public health endgames – partly to inform thinking around the tobacco endgame in New Zealand (the Smokefree Nation Goal for 2025). This blog considers what additional endgames this country could be bolder about tackling.
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    Issue date
    19 October 2014
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Frederieke Petrović-van der Deen

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