Amazing. It’s an adjective that usually labels the awesome and surprising but can equally apply to the shocking and unbelievable. And the latter is where the word has its roots – its Old English forebear “amasian” means to confuse and astonish; it’s also the source of the word “maze”
Systemic and decision-making failures were forthrightly alleged during the urgent, five-day Waitangi Tribunal hearing into the impact of the Government’s COVID-19 response on whānau, hapu and iwi
Auckland’s system of at-home care for COVID-19 patients has improved markedly since three deaths were reported early last month, according to primary care leaders Daniel Calder and Allan Moffitt
Residency rules have left Ōtaki Medical Centre still struggling after one of its GPs was forced back to the UK, while Rust Avenue Medical Centre in Whangārei is celebrating its UK GP’s return to the practice
Poverty targets are mostly on track nationally and for Pākehā children but, if they are to be met for Māori, Pacific and disabled children, much more focused efforts will be needed, says children’s commissioner Frances Eivers
Specialist GP Nikki Vadgama provides some tips to make your next paediatric eczema consult easier. She includes a review of new guidelines, resources, websites and medications for paediatric eczema management