We're working to monitor and improve health outcomes for patients across Aotearoa

As a charitable trust, CHOMNZ (Centre for Health Outcome Measures New Zealand) was established in 2015 with a focus on monitoring and improving the health outcomes of patients across  Aotearoa New Zealand.

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CHOMNZ is a charitable trust that aims to improve the health outcomes of patients in New Zealand. We collect and analyse data from health conditions, such as prostate cancer, to understand how they affect people’s lives and how they can be treated better.


We work closely with  patients, clinicians, hospitals, researchers, government agencies and advocacy groups  to effect change.  The first major project undertaken by CHOMNZ is the NZ Prostate Cancer Outcome Registry. 

Improving patient outcomes through data measurement

Established in 2015

CHOMNZ was established in 2015 by a group of Urology and Radiation Oncology clinicians with the intention to measure and improve health outcomes for  patients throughout New Zealand.

4000+ Diagnosed Annually

An estimated 4000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year, making it the most common and costly diagnosed male cancer in New Zealand.

CHOMNZ is a charitable trust established to administer health outcomes measurement projects in New Zealand..

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By Judith Clarke August 15, 2024
Big news: Eng Toh has secured a $30,000 Health Research Council activation grant to examine ethnic inequities alongside other factors affecting positive surgical margin rates in men with Prostate cancer
By Judith Clarke June 6, 2024
Unveiling the latest PCOR-ANZ report: A Journey Through Prostate Cancer Care Evolution
By Judith Clarke February 7, 2024
Deep dive into inequities in NZ Prostate Cancer diagnosis, treatment and quality of life begins
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We're working with our partners to improve patient outcomes through data measurement

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