The Health Quality & Safety Commission New Zealand is a government agency focused on improving the quality and safety of health care services in New Zealand. Established in 2010, it works to enhance patient care by promoting best practices, reducing harm, and ensuring that health services meet high standards. The Commission collaborates with various stakeholders, including health providers, patients, and communities, to develop strategies and initiatives. It also monitors health outcomes and provides resources to support health professionals in delivering safe and effective care, ultimately aiming to improve the overall health system in New Zealand.