31 July 2019

Feedback comes in many forms and can be delivered in many ways

Five years after it opened, the Kawerau Medical Centre business has been sold to the Tūhoe tribal grou

Being “snowed under” with patients means that handling growth, not competition, is a major issue faced by Wanaka’s two side-by-side practices – both currently working towards becoming health care homes

To be perfectly fair, winter is a bit of a beast in general practice. Not that there is really a quiet time of the year, but now is definitely not it. Here are some soft and soothing sounds to coax us through the season 

I am certainly not looking for sympathy, but I am currently at a conference in the Bahamas. My grandson lives relatively close by, in New York, so I can combine education with family reunions

Cardiovascular risk assessment is an important part of primary prevention

“Stop using Augmentin. Bring back the Augmentin-free office” 

In recent times, “gut health” has become a popular term that even well people are concerned about

Silicosis is an incurable lung disease that can affect a wide range of occupations

Following on from the previous Vaccines column on the checks that should be made before administering a vaccine, this article offers advice on how to prevent vaccination errors during vaccine delivery