Sitting in her scrubs in her St Heliers clinic in Auckland, GP Stephanie Taylor spoke during the NZMA medico-political session, calling on the Government to value GPs as the specialists they are.
The switch to mostly virtual consultations in pandemic lockdowns has revved up general practice’s adoption of electronic prescribing, with nearly 90 per cent now doing it by keyboard alone.
Emails and letters give an insight into the inception of Taranaki DHB’s controversial general practice, including criticisms over the DHB’s lack of collaboration with local primary care providers
Despite having to postpone their conference due to the latest COVID-19 outbreak, the New Zealand Women in Medicine committee is feeling positive next year’s event will be “bigger and better”
A query regarding national funding for contraception sent to nine different DHBs has yielded varying results on how this money has been spent in the last two years
It had been over three years since I last went to Muriwai, on Auckland’s west coast. A fact that, as I stood on top of the cliff watching the gannets, felt outrageous – how could I have possibly left it that long before coming back here?
A doctor has been referred to the director of proceedings after a series of failures resulted in significant delays in care for a man diagnosed with terminal cancer
It had been over three years since I last went to Muriwai, on Auckland’s west coast. A fact that, as I stood on top of the cliff watching the gannets, felt outrageous – how could I have possibly left it that long before coming back here?
