31 January 2018

Take the same care responding directly to a complainant as you would if responding through the office of the HDC, advises Wellington barrister Gaeline Phipps

Reaching out, offering help, creating space and time, trying to listen, trying to understand, being flexible and giving: all parts of the GP’s repertoire which have the potential to be misinterpreted

The perinatal period is the time in a woman’s life when she is most at risk of developing a mental illness

For two weeks the GP waiting rooms in New Zealand’s tourist resorts are completely overloaded, with parents having to huffily wait for three hours when they thought they could “just drop in to see the doctor”

University of Auckland health policy researcher Tim Tenbensel begins a regular column looking at the peculiar and particular of policy

Georgina Moore is a GPEP3 registrar working for Hutt Union & Community Health Services, a Very Low Cost Access clinic in Pomare, Lower Hutt. She would like to have Churchill, Dickens and Woolf to dinner

MP David Seymour’s End of Life Choice Bill, now open for submissions to the justice select committee, provides that no person is obligated to take a role in assisted dying if he or she has a conscientious objection