21 July 2021

In 2013, then UK prime minister David Cameron tried to instigate the sharing of UK National Health Service patient data to private organi­sations for a small fee

The staff of five iwi-owned Wel­lington clinics that collectively were the site of New Zealand’s first GP strike, will be given a degree of leeway to set their own pay

As I drove down the coast to Te Rūnanga o Toa Ran­gatira all-of-staff conference at Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua, I wept

There has been a lot of talk lately about the postcode lottery – and how the extensive health sector reforms will aim to remove it. Great, in theory

The best thing about The Doctors Te Whare Hāpara is the wide variety of problems we encounter and the awesome teamwork 

Today’s going well so far – 

A patient who came to see me recently, sticks in my mind. She was a Pākēha woman, in her late 40s, and I was seeing her for the first time

Health minister Andrew Little’s White Paper on the Government’s “health reforms”, announced in April, included the unexpected intention to abol­ish DHBs, effective 1 July 2022

It’s cold. Dark too