The Government’s health-reform planners are on the lookout for primary and community care networks to become prototypes for the new system to be based on localities
A collaborative health IT approach across the South Island has been seven years in the making, and long may it last beyond the health reforms, says Mike Collins, a man soon to leave the health sector
While writing this column, I’m looking slightly askance at a pile of assignments competing for my limited attention. I’ve asked my graduate class to use what they have learnt, to try and explain why health policy turns out the way it does
Health minister Andrew Little has been talking up the value of general practice in recent weeks, but there is still a worrying lack of understanding at government level of what we actually do
The new national health service will not focus on “ripping and replacing” DHB IT systems but will implement national systems where it makes sense to do so, the lead policy advisor for digital and data within the Transition Unit says
The Government's health-reform planners are on the lookout for primary and community care networks to become prototypes for the new system to be based on localities
“If you’ve seen one rural town, you’ve seen one rural town,” says Jo Scott-Jones, Ōpotiki GP and medical director for Pinnacle Midland Health Network, speaking on the latest episode of System Fix
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