About Us

About Us.

We're working to measure and improve health outcomes for prostate cancer patients

The Centre for Health Outcomes Measures New Zealand (CHOMNZ), is a charitable trust established in 2015 with a focus on monitoring and improving the health outcomes of patients throughout the country.


CHOMNZ are based at Forte Health in Christchurch, New Zealand.  Our current area of focus is prostate cancer. We have set up and manage the NZ Prostate Cancer Outcome Registry (PCOR-NZ) on behalf of the clinicians and hospitals working in prostate cancer care in Aotearoa.  We also contribute to the  Prostate Cancer Outcomes Registry – Australia and New Zealand (PCOR-ANZ) which has been developed in collaboration with the Movember Foundation and Monash University.  This allows NZ data to be benchmarked against our Australian peers, You can read more about the work here.


Are you interested in contributing to the work we do? Would you like more information about any of our projects? Get in touch with us here.

Our Trustees

 Our trustees volunteer their time outside their clinical work. See the list below of current trustees

Dr. Stephen Mark

Consulting Urologist

Chair of CHOMNZ and Clinical Lead PCOR-NZ

Dr. Nick Buchan

Consulting Urologist

Dr. Brendon Anderson

Radiation Oncologist

Dr Ben Hindson

Radiation Oncologist

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Prostate cancer is the commonest and most expensive cancer in Aotearoa New Zealand, with the longest overall survivorship. Our whole urological community, patients and whanau, the health care system and the doctors diagnosing and treating prostate cancer benefit from the Movember funded Prostate cancer registry. The registry provides a comprehensive and regularly updated picture of prostate cancer across the motu, allowing advocacy for better care, insight into any inequity and promotes improvement in men’s prostate cancer outcomes.

Dr. Stephen Mark

Our funders

The Centre for Health Outcomes Measures New Zealand are grateful for the support of its current donors.

News

By Judith Clarke 15 Aug, 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 06 Jun, 2024
Unveiling the latest PCOR-ANZ report: A Journey Through Prostate Cancer Care Evolution
By Judith Clarke 07 Feb, 2024
Deep dive into inequities in NZ Prostate Cancer diagnosis, treatment and quality of life begins
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Our Partners

We're working with our partners to improve patient outcomes through data measurement

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