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The current model of primary care in New Zealand services is not fit for purpose, Te Whatu Ora says in a document describing a review it has commissioned

Growth in patient numbers boosted Auckland PHO’s 2023 financial results, and chief executive Barbara Stevens says the organisation hopes to continue the trend in 2024

Stephen Forbes unveils the healthcare vision and potential expansion plans of Spark Health, a subsidiary of the telecommunications heavyweight

Health targets and the work on the New Zealand Health Plan - Te Pae Waenga topped the agenda at an online Te Whatu Ora stakeholder hui earlier today

More general practices will introduce prepaid consultations for patients unless the Government comes to the table with more funding for primary healthcare, Tāmaki Health chief executive Lloyd McCann says

A group of young GP practice owners have decided to join forces and create a new group to exchange innovative ideas and support a new generation of primary care entrepreneurs

The Ministry of Health plans to cut 134 jobs and slash $78 million from its budget

GPs must recognise the risks of a Health and Disability Commissioner investigation and take steps to reduce them, says clinical advisor David Maplesden

Budget 2024 will provide less than $3.5 billion for new spending on health, education and law and order

Stephen Forbes unveils the healthcare vision and potential expansion plans of Spark Health, a subsidiary of the telecommunications heavyweight