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PRIMHD (Programme for the Integration of Mental Health Data)

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HDB-0403

Single national collection of mental health and addiction service activity and outcomes data from district health boards and non-governmental organizations. Records what mental health services are provided, by whom, and what outcomes are achieved for service users in New Zealand.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Credentialed

Region

Oceania — New Zealand

Coverage

All DHB and NGO mental health and addiction services

Data types

mental health, addiction services, service activity, health outcomes

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Record HDB-0403 · last verified 2026-08-23 · listed in Open datasets

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