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HEALTH MINISTER Andrew Little has given a generalised reassurance that the care New Zealanders rely on “will still be available”, including from GPs, local pharmacists, midwives, hospitals and specialists

A new interactive tool mapping emergen­cy medical responses across the country is the source of hope for new discussions on how services like PRIME could be bet­ter funded and resourced

A new interactive tool mapping emergen­cy medical responses across the country is the source of hope for new discussions on how services like PRIME could be bet­ter funded and resourced

Overwhelmed and honoured to receive the Peter Snow Memo¬rial Award, Kerikeri GP Gra¬hame Jelley had to cut his acceptance speech short to avoid becoming a “blubbering mess”

A new rural health organisation, Hauo­ra Taiwhenua, is poised to replace the New Zealand Rural General Practice Network in a year or so

HEALTH MINISTER Andrew Little has given a generalised reassurance that the care New Zealanders rely on “will still be available”, including from GPs, local pharmacists, midwives, hospitals and specialists

COVID-19 lockdowns and social distancing have made big musical events a rarity, so arriving at Auckland’s Eden Park to watch Six60 on a Saturday night with 50,000 other people was an amazing, if not surreal, experience

Roxburgh nurse practitioner Kate Stark is looking forward to this year’s national PRIME hui to be held in Dunedin at the end of this month

Patients affected by surgical-mesh injuries have finally won a concession from ACC

The New Zealand Rural General Practice Network hopes to create a more united voice for the rural sector with the creation of Hauora Taiwhenua