10 May 2023

Consultant cardiologist Chris Ellis examines the features, causes and management of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardias, and how symptoms determine management

In this article, dermatologist Amanda Oakley provides a summary of the primary care differential diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis, focusing on both when and where to use a treatment and when not to

PEARLS #721: What are the effects of controlling blood pressure levels of people with diabetes on the incidence and progression of diabetic retinopathy and preservation of visual acuity?

With reference to the building trades, occupational health expert David McBride takes a look at the issues surrounding vibration injury and what aspects to consider in a case review

There is something kind of cool about having to wait – patience is a virtue and all that. These artists have made us wait nearly five years for their next instalments. Count me excited!

General Practitioners Aotearoa Inc is ready to represent all doctors working in general practice, but it depends on their willingness to join up, writes Buzz Burrell

New Zealand general practices can look back on a period of intense events and disruption – perhaps not such a bad time to also be undergoing a health-system reform, writes Heidi Bubendorfer

Amid feedback that a $37 million equity boost is too little and too targeted, funders say it is just a start to addressing primary care underfunding

Recent weather events and their impact on businesses have made us think about developing a business continuity plan. Can you please give us some pointers about what to consider?

– High and dry, Central Otago

Greg Judkins considers a short poem from an acclaimed poet, also a doctor, which offers a hopeful outlook to patient–doctor interactions