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Say federation, and the first thought that springs to my mind is the United Federation of Planets

It’s the question of what we really, really need in health services versus what we really, really want that vexes our politicians, often to the point of inaction, leaving communities, health professionals and patients to pursue the answers for themselves

A coroner has highlighted the need for round-the-clock CT scanning at a small Central Otago hospital, but not everyone in rural health is convinced that’s a good idea

It’s the question of what we really, really need in health services versus what we really, really want that vexes our politicians, often to the point of inaction, leaving communities, health professionals and patients to pursue the answers for themselves

Welcome to 2018. I’m predicting a cracker of a year because, let’s face it, the only way is up

Welcome to 2018. I’m predicting a cracker of a year because, let’s face it, the only way is up

The entrance to GP Celia Murphy’s practice in the centre of Copenhagen is, like many buildings in the city, smothered in bikes

The New Zealand Doctor editorial team is back on the job after four weeks of enjoying a summer break

 We pondered over the flavour of this year: interesting, not for good reasons; slow moving, definitely; tense, sure. But mostly, downright peculiar

 We pondered over the flavour of this year: interesting, not for good reasons; slow moving, definitely; tense, sure. But mostly, downright peculiar