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I 133 Molesworth Strt"l.'t PO Box5013 Wellington 6140 New Zealand T +64 4 496 2000 21 December 2020 By email: Ref: H202007923 Dear Response to your request for official information Thank you for your request under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act) on 27 October 2020 for: "The number of safe sleep devices (incl. wahakura and pepi-pods) provided through DHBs to members of the public each calendar or financial year (whatever is easiest/available) for 2016-2020, including the most recent available figures for this year The number of a) SUD/ and b) SIDS deaths in each calendar or financial year since 2016-2020, including the most recent available figures for this year How much money has been spent each year on SSDs/ SUD/ prevention of the $5. 1m annual allocation Any reports, aide memoires, documents and/or briefings sent to the Minister of Health around SUD/ and/or Safe sleeping devices in 2018, 2019 or this year" The National Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) Prevention Programme (NSPP) officially began on 1 October 2017 with the first nine-months being a set up phase to introduce Safe Sleep Guidelines, local district health board (DHB) plans, regional coordinators, Wahakura Wananga set up and programme implementation across Aotearoa. Addressing inequities in SUDI is a key focus for the Ministry of Health (the Ministry). Through the NSPP, the Ministry is working with the sector to reduce the overall SUDI rate to 0.1 in every 1,000 live births (an 86 percent reduction overall, and a 94 percent reduction for Maori) by 2025. This goal is being implemented by addressing the key modifiable risk factors for SUDI, such as bed sharing and smoking during pregnancy. The Ministry is undertaking an evaluation of the SUD! Prevention programme in 2020/21. Work is also underway with the sector to redesign current services that will help reduce SUDI and deliver better integrated services with a greater focus on workforce development, including the number of proficient wahakura weavers. Documents within the scope of this request have been itemised in Appendix One of this letter, and copies of the documents are enclosed. Table One in Appendix One outtines the grounds under which information is withheld. Where information is withheld, this is noted in the document itself. Please refer to Table One overleaf for information on the number of Safe Sleep Beds (SSBs) distributed, and funding per financial year between 2016 and the 2020/2021 financial year. T abl e O ne: In f ormaf 10n on SUDI prevenf 10n Year Safe Sleep Beds (SSB) distritruted Funding (GST exclusive) - 1 July 2016 to 30 N/A $919,682 August 2017 1 October 2017 to N/A $3,849,223 30 June 2018 1 July 2018 to 30 5193 (2219 Wahakura/2261 Pepi $4,237,297 June 2019 Pod/other) 1 July 2019 to 30 8189 (2054 Wahakura/6135 Pepi $4,237,297 June 2020 Pod/other) 1 July 2020 to 30 8447 to be distributed $4,692,297 June 2021 The Ministry is able to provide SUDI and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) number of deaths by calendar year. The most recent year of mortality data currently available is for 2017. There were 23 SIDS deaths recorded in the 2016 calendar year and 28 in the 2017 calendar year. SUDI deaths recorded were 42 for 2016 and 48 for 2017. Please note that these two categories overlap, and a single death may be counted in both. Provisional SUDI rates are provided in the documents identified in Appendix One, however, please note that these figures are provisional and as such are subject to change as Coroners give their findings on specific cases following post-mortem and investigation. I trust this information fulfils your request. Under section 28(3) of the Act you have the right to ask the Ombudsman to review any decisions made under this request. Please note that this response, with your personal details removed, may be published on the Ministry website. Yours sincerely Deborah Woodley Deputy Director-General Population Health and Prevention Page2 of 4 Appendix 1: List of documents for release # Date Title Decision on release 1 2016 Fetal and Infant Deaths Available at: 2016 httgs://www. hea Ith. govt. nz/Qublication/fetal- and-infant-deaths-2016 2 1 March Health Report 20180356: Released with some information withheld 2018 Meeting with Hapai te pursuant to section 9(2)(a) of the Act to protect Hauora the privacy of natural persons 3 2019 National SUDI Prevention Available at: Programme: Needs bt1~s://www.hea1th.govt.nzJQublication/national- Assessment and Care sudi-12revention-12rogramme-needs- Planning Guide assessment-and-care-[llanning-guide 4 2019 National SUDI Prevention Available at: Programme: National Safe htt2s://www.health.govt.nz/Qublication/national- Sleep Device Quality sudi-~revention-12rogramme-national-safe- Specification Guidelines sleeg-device-gualitt-sQecification-guidelines 5 22 July Health Report 20191349: Released with some information withheld 2019 Meeting to discuss pursuant to the following sections of the Act: potential ways to help • Section 9(2)(a) to protect the privacy of increase the provision of natural persons wahakura in Aotearoa • Section 9(2)(f)(iv) to maintain the constitutional conventions for the time being which protect the confidentiality of advice tendered by Ministers of the Crown and officials 6 20 August District Health Board Safe Released with some information withheld 2019 Sleep Device Reporting pursuant to section 9(2)(a) of the Act to protect (Quarter 3) the privacy of natural persons 7 11 February Health Report 202000172: Released with some information withheld 2020 Meeting to discuss the pursuant to section 9(2)(a) of the Act to protect National Sudden the privacy of natural persons Unexplained Death in Infancy Prevention Programme Page 3 of 4 D .. # D aet T"tlI e ecIs1on on re ease J 8 26 June Weekly Report Item: 1.1 Released with some information withheld 2020 Sudden Unexpected pursuant to section 9(2)(a) of the Act to protect Death in Infancy: quarterly the privacy of natural persons update 9 7 August Health Report 20201370: Released with some information withheld 2020 National Sudden pursuant to section 9(2)(a) of the Act to protect Unexpected Death in the privacy of natural persons Infants (SUDI) Prevention Programme - progress for - Maori - - 10 October Weekly Report Item: Released with some information withheld 2020 Sudden Unexpected pursuant to section 9(2)(a) of the Act to protect Death in Infancy (SUDI): the privacy of natural persons End of Year update (July 2019 to June 2020) Please note 8447 has been incorrectly applied as the final SSB distribution number, when this is the total of all SSBs to be distributed. A total of 8189 SSBs were distributed, a 96% national distribution achievement rate. Page4 of 4 MINISTRY OF HEALTH MA!'-I ATti HAUORA Health Report number: 20180356 Security classification: In-Confidence Quill record number: H201800757 ~ ~ ~ File number: AD62- 14-2018 ~ ~ pr.f,on required by: 10am Friday 2 ~1arch Meeting with Hapai te Hauora 1•-vc:. v u ~ - MA~ 2018 To: Hon Jenny Salesa, Associate Minister of Health DUE: ................................ .. Copy to: Hon Dr David Clark, Minister of Health MINISTRY OF HEALTH Purpose This briefing provides you with information for your meeting with Lance Norman, CEO, Hapai te Hauora (Hapai) on 6 March 2018 from 10.30am to 11.30am, 6-8 Pioneer Street, Henderson, Auckland. This briefing also provides a letter for you to sign and send to Hapai in advance of your meeting. Key points • You are meeting with Lance Norman CEO of Hapai to discuss Maori health, health inequities and housing. • Discussion points for this meeting are included in this briefing. • Hapai have written to you advising of a demonstration project in Kelston that will be taking place on World Smokefree Day, 31 May 2018. A draft response is attached for your signature. Recommendations The Ministry recommends that you: a) sign and send the attached letter to Hapai te Hauora by 10am Friday 2 March Yes/No b) note the information contained in this briefing Caroline lora Minister's signature: Group Manager Population Outcomes StrategyReleased and Policy under the OfficialDate: Information Act 1982 Contacts: Caroline Flora , Group Manager, Population Outcomes, Strategy and s 9(2)(a) Policy Anne O'Brien, Manager, Maori Health Policy, Strategy and Policy s 9(2)(a) Paae 1 of 10 MINISTRY OF HEALTH MANAT(J HAUORA Health Report number: 20180356 Meeting with Hapai te Hauora 1. You are meeting with Lance Norman, CEO of Hapai, to discuss Maori health, inequities and housing. This meeting will take place at the office of Hapai (6-8 Pioneer Street, Henderson, Auckland) on 6 March 2018 from 10.30am to 11.30am. 2. Hapai is a regional Maori public health provider providing services within Auckland, the wider Auckland region, and nationally. 3. Hapai was established in December 1996 following the signing of a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding between Te R0nanga o Ngati Whatua, Raukura Hauora o Tainui, and Te Whanau o Waipareira. Hapai is owned and governed by these three organisations. 4. Hapai is currently contracted by the Ministry of Health for four national services: • National Tobacco Control Advocacy Service • Minimising Gambling Harm National Coordination Service • Minimising Gambling Harm Public Health Workforce Development Service • National Sudden Unexpected Death in Infants (SUDI) Prevention Coordination Service - most recently awarded contract, further information is provided in the discussion points below. 5. In addition to providing both regional and national services, Hapai has a Research and Evaluation team that specialises in innovative social and health research and evaluation.
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