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New Zealand’s 2025 healthcare improvements include faster cancer treatment, shorter ER stays, and reduced waitlists due to a $30B annual investment.
New Zealand’s healthcare system is showing progress in 2025, with faster access to care across multiple regions, including the South Island and Central North Island.
Key improvements include 83.7% to 86% of cancer patients starting treatment within 31 days, rising childhood immunization rates, shorter emergency department stays, and declining elective procedure waitlists.
The government attributes gains to a record $30 billion annual health investment, private sector partnerships, and expanded medicine access.
While wait times have improved, challenges remain, particularly in immunization rates and regional disparities, with officials stressing ongoing efforts to ensure timely, quality care for all.
Las mejoras de la atención médica de Nueva Zelanda para 2025 incluyen un tratamiento más rápido del cáncer, estancias más cortas en la sala de emergencias y listas de espera reducidas debido a una inversión anual de $ 30B.