Under the health reforms’ centralised control, writes Ian Powell, the question remains, whether bureaucrats will really engage with communities as they make the required plans
Rather than the great resignation, general practice is heading towards the great retirement. And, at 72, Auckland GP John Clark has been trying to sell out of his practice for some time. He speaks to Natasha JojoaBurling about the right fit
Underspending could be used to fix the problems snaring a contract aimed at supporting Māori nurses in primary healthcare settings to become nurse practitioners
It’s a bitterly cold Wednesday morning outside the Ōtāra Kai Village food bank and Thomas Swinburn is slowly working his way through the patient crowd.
Underspending could be used to fix the problems snaring a contract aimed at supporting Māori nurses in primary healthcare settings to become nurse practitioners
Under the health reforms’ centralised control, writes Ian Powell, the question remains, whether bureaucrats will really engage with communities as they make the required plans
The country’s leading primary and community health membership organisation, the Federation of Primary Health, is pleased with the Government’s announcement today but stresses more must be done as quickly as possible to address workforce issues
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