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A High Court decision has thrown out Medtech’s application for an interim injunction to prevent Valentia Technologies (NZ) from extracting data from Medtech’s software without approval

Midwives are taking on the Government in court after what they claim has been nearly a decade of broken promises to pay and support them properly

The equity adjustor tool should remain in place while ways are found to improve its utility, says specialist GP and former Te Aka Whai Ora clinical director Rawiri McKree Jansen

Every few weeks, Dr Katie Ben flies herself with an instructor in to different townships on the West Coast to see patients who have requested an assessment under the End of Life Choice Act

The existing two medical schools are pushing back on the third medical school proposal with a new report arguing they can ultimately train 300 more doctors a year without new capital funding 

Former Te Whatu Ora board member Jeff Lowe has joined the strong response to the Government’s ‘disinformation’ about the board 

A new virtual centre for rural health education launched yesterday by the University of Otago will make it easier to be part of a future national rural training initiative, says centre director Garry Nixon

Child immunisation rates are higher across the Pinnacle Midlands Health Network than the national average, according to its latest annual report

Te Puna Hauora Matua o Hauraki PHO marked its 20th annual report with some potshots at primary care funding

Another year, another annual increase offer rejected for failing to recognise the ever-growing crisis in general practice. How did we get to this “boiling frog” moment? Fiona Cassie looks at the past and future of general practice contract negotiations