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Implement and build on existing national injury prevention strategies (either completed or near-completion) for priority areas (e.g. Road Safety Strategy 2010, Te Rito: Family Violence Prevention Strategy, New Zealand Suicide Prevention Strategy). (Refer to Delivering the Strategy for the six national injury prevention priority areas identified under the New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy.) |
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Develop, implement, and monitor action plans to support the national injury prevention strategies for priority areas. |
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Identify and close strategy gaps by developing new national injury prevention strategies for priority areas where these do not already exist (e.g. drowning and near-drowning, falls prevention, workplace health and safety, suicide prevention across all ages). |
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Ensure any new national strategies relating to priority areas have an appropriate focus on injury prevention (e.g.Crime Reduction Strategy). |
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Review the national injury prevention priority areas periodically as part of the New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy's formal review process. |
