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NZ COPD Guidelines: 2025 Update
The NZ COPD Guidelines: 2025 Update revises the NZ COPD Guidelines, published in the New Zealand Medical Journal in February 2021.
NZ Asthma Guidelines - Quick Reference Guide
A quick reference to all the algorithms, tables, and charts published in both the NZ Child Asthma Guidelines and the NZ Adolescent and Adult Asthma Guidelines in one easy-to-read guide.
NZ Adolescent and Adult Asthma Guidelines
These guidelines are designed to aid health professionals in delivering asthma care in the community and in emergency departments, providing simple, practical and evidence-based guidance.
Peak Flow and Symptom Diary
This diary is a useful tool to help patients identify asthma symptoms and triggers, and better understand their asthma.
Child Asthma Action Plan
This asthma action plan is for healthcare practitioners to complete alongside parents/caregivers and their child.
Inhaler Devices Identification Chart
A handy chart summarising all the inhaler devices currently available in New Zealand, including funding and carbon footprint information. Updated June 2025
Talk to Your Doctor About Standing Up to Bad Cholesterol
This checklist is for people with high cholesterol or a family history of heart disease to bring to their doctor to help understand their LDL levels and discuss next steps.
Living with COPD Conversation Guide
This checklist is for people living with COPD to discuss with their GP to help identify heart disease risk factors, overlapping symptoms, and warning signs of a heart attack.
Pregnancy and Heart Disease Conversation Checklist
Pregnant people and those who have recently given birth can bring this checklist to their healthcare provider to identify heart disease risk factors and symptoms.
4-Stage Asthma Action Plan
This self-management action plan for adolescents and adults (aged 12 years and over) is to be completed by healthcare practitioners, together with their patients.
3-Stage Asthma Action Plan
This self-management action plan for adolescents and adults (aged 12 years and over) is to be completed by healthcare practitioners, together with their patients.
