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Health system coordination: a New Zealand viewpoint.

This paper explores the thesis that a series of impasses have developed in the New Zealand health system for historical reasons and in the absence of a central philosophy determining the shape development of the service: resolution of these blocks to development of a coordinated system requires urgent attention. However, a satisfactory solution seems unlikely, unless New Zealand redevelops a central philosophy for its health service.