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Antibiotic treatment for patients aged >= 15 years with moderate cellulitis.
Oral antibiotic therapy is the preferred option.
Treatment of patients with an acute or sub-acute COPD exacerbation that can be safely managed in the community
View detailsThe clinical diabetes specialist in primary care provides clinical mentorship and advice to the practice team in supporting patients with diabetes.
View detailsPinnacle MHN contract directly with Waikato community podiatrists to provide care for patients with diabetes who have had a foot check that determines they are high risk. This care is provided across the region.
View detailsThe Waikato strength and balance service aims to decrease the incidence and severity of falls in older adults by improving their strength and balance, increasing function and confidence and maintaining their long-term independence.
View detailsThis service provides funding for the initial testing for COVID-19. This funding incorporates both RAT and PCR swabs. If there is a requirement for a RAT to be carried out by a clinician for an in-person consultation, this will only be funded if it is positive AND the patient meets criteria for anti-viral medications. No simultaneous claiming against any other funding stream can be made.
View detailsVaccination for people and whānau eligible for COVID-19 vaccination.
View detailsTreatment of children under 5 years with acute croup that can be safely managed in the community.
View detailsTreatment of patients with suspected DVT (excluding ACC) with a Wells Score of >= 2 or a positive D-dimer.
View detailsIV treatment for adults with moderate dehydration not responsive to oral fluids +/- antiemetic that can be safely managed in the community e.g. gastroenteritis, hyperemesis gravis, migraine.
Oral rehydration only for children (6months - 15yrs) with moderate dehydration or at risk of getting severely dehydrated due to gastroenteritis that can be managed safely in the community.