A call for more GPs to classify and code patients with long COVID is backed by researcher Anna Brooks, who is worried about the lack of local data on the post-viral illness
Martin Johnston distils some advice offered in a conference session called The Elephant in the Room – the Workforce Crisis in Primary Care in New Zealand
Shifting scarce mental health resources into the community to treat people with mild psychological distress is “short-sighted and unjust”, says Christchurch psychiatrist Roger Mulder
A call for more GPs to classify and code patients with long COVID is backed by researcher Anna Brooks, who is worried about the lack of local data on the post-viral illness
A new generation of GPs can be seen as not as productive as those they replace. Or, writes Emily Cavana, they can be seen as people who seek flexibility to live a well-rounded life, including with family
Orna McGinn eschews frantic note-taking, chooses topics she’s not familiar with, and practises what a happiness expert recommends. A different take on this year’s GP CME in Rotorua
Orna McGinn eschews frantic note-taking, chooses topics she’s not familiar with, and practises what a happiness expert recommends. A different take on this year’s GP CME in Rotorua
If some of the slides were incomprehensible to the lay person, there was no misunderstanding the presenters’ excitement about the “blue sky” potential of genomic research
Specialist GP Nikki Vadgama provides some tips to make your next paediatric eczema consult easier. She includes a review of new guidelines, resources, websites and medications for paediatric eczema management