27 March 2019

With so many words already spilled on paper, I was wondering where to start my editorial

Doctors and nurses from Piki Te Ora Medical Centre were the first responders to the har­rowing scene of the Linwood Mosque shooting

GP stands again for NZMA chair, Telehealth trial successful, New east Auckland allied health facility coming

Counties Manukau DHB is gutting a multimillion-dollar proactive care scheme, leaving general practices scrambling to deal with the impact

An intensive care specialist has described the surreal scenes inside Christchurch Hospital after the mosque attacks, as doctors operated on scores of gunshot victims while armed police stood guard

The Waitangi Tribunal aims to complete a report on Māori primary healthcare in time to ensure it’s picked up by the Health and Disability System Review

The measles outbreak in Canterbury is highlighting the missing link in immunisation in New Zealand

The fact GPs are mainly private business people is, in part, responsible for the continuing, inequitable, poorer health of Māori, the Waitangi Tribunal has been told

Māori have been told primary healthcare policies should not be thrown away, even though they haven’t delivered on aspirations of flourishing organisations run “by Māori, for Māori”.

Two years ago, on an average annual income of $155,000, GPs topped the seek.co.nz list of best-paid professions