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Hitting the target and missing the point.

The Government claims "health targets provide a clear and specific focus for action to ensure that this health care is of the highest quality and within the best possible time, to improve quality and efficiency, in a tight fiscal environment." The Ministry of Health and the National Health Board are promoting these targets through the media as a matter of significant public interest, and providing information to assist the public see "how their DHB is performing". But do the current targets provide such assurance?