27 February 2019

Antony (TJ) Jenks has been practising in Wellington for the past seven years, enjoying time off in the bracing air by going out surfing or running

We’re 30 years old this month. I had forgotten. It was only when I came across an old flyer for the 25th anniversary that I realised another five years had sped by

RNZCGP chair Sam Murton had a message for health minister David Clark at their first meeting earlier this month

The Ministry of Health is not disclosing whether former executive Michael Hundleby was paid redundancy when his position was dissolved after he had been on leave

Stewart Jessamine's dies; Occupational health pioneer and physician Bill Glass awarded; and, New chief for the PHA

The NZMA has backed GPs in face of a suggestion that the general practice model should be scrapped

Māori doctors’ association chair David Tipene-Leach this month voiced his colleagues’ pride in Curtis Walker, the first doctor of Māori descent to become chair of the Medical Council

When SouthSeas Healthcare opened in Ōtara 20 years ago, it was a tiny clinic: space for two doctors, one nurse, and a minuscule waiting room

Forensic investigators Ferrier Hodgson have revealed a large- scale technical failure was the reason 127 Kiwi registrars had to resit one of the most important exams of their medical careers

Twenty-two new mental health nurses or counsellors are being taken on in primary care this year across Capital & Coast, Hutt Valley and Wairarapa DHB districts