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Implementing new modes of governance in the New Zealand health system: An empirical study
Health Policy, 07/22/09

Barnett P et al. – The successful implementation of a mix of governance modes in New Zealand 2001–2004 was characterised by clear government policy, flexibility of approach and the appearance of an unintended network. In New Zealand there is less tendency than in some other some other small countries/jurisdictions towards centralisation, with local elections and community engagement policies providing an element of local participation, and accountability to the centre enhanced through political rather than bureaucratic mechanisms.

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