"New Zealand's National Healthcare System is publicly funded for citizens and permanent residents. The system is considered to be high quality. 
How is the system funded? 
The system is funded by general taxation
The government requires patients to prove eligibility for publicly funded healthcare
What does the system cover? 
Preventive care
Inpatient and outpatient hospital services
Primary care
Maternity services
Physical therapy
Durable medical equipment
Prescription drugs
Mental health care
Dental care for schoolchildren
Long-term care
What are the goals of the system? 
To improve health outcomes for all New Zealanders
To reduce inequalities experienced by Māori, Pacific, and disabled people
To focus on keeping people well and out of hospitals
To meet the demands of a growing population
How is the system structured? 
The system is made up of public, private, and voluntary sectors
Health New Zealand manages public hospitals and commissions primary and community health services"