10 November 2021

It seems only last month I was writing about how complicated it is to make things simple – and, actually, it was only last month

COVID-19 care in the community is falling into place, but the funding system needs to be strengthened, says Ajay Makal of Comprehensive Care PHO

A Judge has slapped down the Ministry of Health’s withholding of the names and contact details of unvaccinated North Island Māori from health providers wanting to reach out to them

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of the judgement that held a medical centre vicariously liable for a faulty prescription issued by one of its doctors

The government's announcement on 29 October of a new Ministry for Disabled People is long overdue, says disability advocate and Global Centre of Possibility founder Minnie Baragwanath.

Auckland’s GP COVID-19 conversation programme has been extended following the success of the initial pilot, with 26 per cent of people called by their GP going on to get vaccinated

A minority of unvaccinated health workers has caused a flurry of queries as mandatory vaccination draws near

Health leaders have called for the “very vague” vaccination-exemption rules to be tightened up

Eighteen practising specialist GPs were among the 41 doctors publicly signed up to an anti-COVID-19-vax doctor group last week

Auckland specialist GP Stephanie Taylor will ditch the protective paraphernalia of practising in a pandemic for two days a week when she starts in a new role with Green Cross Health on 15 November