Great caution has been urged on general practices relying on professions not covered by ACC treatment injury provisions because of the potential risk of being sued under vicarious liability
The abolition of Te Aka Whai Ora has turned the dial backwards on whether the country can achieve cancer survival equity, as formally planned, within six years from now, a conference has been told
Great caution has been urged on general practices relying on professions not covered by ACC treatment injury provisions because of the potential risk of being sued under vicarious liability
Normal delivery of after-hours primary care on Waiheke Island has been “suspended” in what some say is a problem arising from relationship troubles, not funding. But one of the former partners says it will go it alone
The abolition of Te Aka Whai Ora has turned the dial backwards on whether the country can achieve cancer survival equity, as formally planned, within six years from now, a conference has been told
The queue of patients outside a dual general practice/urgent-care clinic in south Auckland reflects the appeal of its model of no appointments and same-day care, says the owner’s chief executive
