Evidence-led structure
The public site groups pressure points into focused sections and points readers toward supporting evidence and action resources.
Project case study
A public-interest healthcare awareness website showing source-aware publishing, campaign toolkit structure, static-site delivery, and careful metadata work.
Project snapshot
Code Red Aotearoa is a static project note by John Finnerty. It focuses on pressure and failure points in New Zealand healthcare, including mental health access, nurse staffing, aged care, clinical workforce pressure, justice-system overflow, and private-contracting risks.
Public-interest content problem
Health-adjacent public pages need extra discipline. Code Red Aotearoa is useful portfolio evidence because it combines strong issue framing with source links, structured navigation, toolkit pages, and explicit creator metadata while remaining a public-interest website rather than a clinical service.
The public site groups pressure points into focused sections and points readers toward supporting evidence and action resources.
The source archive includes toolkit pages for an evidence pack, MP email template, and local action alerts.
The project includes canonical metadata, social metadata, JSON-LD, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and creator links to owned profile assets.
Careful wording boundaries
The project is best described as evidence-led healthcare awareness and public-interest publishing. This case study does not present Code Red Aotearoa as medical advice, a clinical service, an official health agency, or an endorsed public-health authority.
The site frames issues through published signals and links rather than private claims or unsupported outcomes.
The site is deployed through source archive with crawler-facing files and metadata that make the project inspectable.
The toolkit pages turn a broad issue into practical next steps without requiring the site to collect sensitive personal information.
Capability evidence
Code Red Aotearoa supports a professional profile around public-interest website production, source-aware content structure, static deployment, schema, sitemap work, accessibility-minded navigation, and careful communication around sensitive topics.
Evidence links
These are the current public references for the project. This case study does not claim medical authority, institutional endorsement, clinical accuracy review, audience numbers, public-sector endorsement, client outcomes, awards, or formal health-sector standing.
Related project context
The closest related case studies are Care Finder Aotearoa, for low-barrier support discovery, and NZ Political Promise Tracker, for source-aware public-information structure.
Project proof loop
This project page is part of a public evidence loop: source archive metadata, project references, case-study notes, project hub links, and maintenance checklists should tell the same careful status story.
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