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Stuck in the political twilight zone, awaiting the outcome of negotiations to determine the next government, I digressed out into the field, quite literally, to write this column last week

Stuck in the political twilight zone, awaiting the outcome of negotiations to determine the next government, I digressed out into the field, quite literally, to write this column last week

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 ‘‘Either that was Neil Kirton’s head or it’s the biggest damn Jaffa I’ve ever seen roll down an aisle.”

When the headline screamed out “Flesh eating bugs at Melbourne beach”, I was struck with a vision of sunbathers succumbing to necrotising fasciitis (or “fascists”, as my spellcheck would have it)

Guests attending a Patient Day function in Auckland organised to showcase US healthcare in­novation were given a heartfelt reminder of exactly why they were there

From here to there and back again Jonathan Simon got hooked on integration, the general practice team, health IT and quality improvement – long before they were popular

 

Guests attending a Patient Day function in Auckland organised to showcase US healthcare in­novation were given a heartfelt reminder of exactly why they were there

From here to there and back again Jonathan Simon got hooked on integration, the general practice team, health IT and quality improvement – long before they were popular