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Dr Tony Muller, psychiatrist, is able to review special authority (SA) requests for methylphenidate and dexamfetamine, and apply for them if the information supplied confirms the appropriateness of continued treatment. In the majority of cases Dr Muller can action these without needing a psychiatric assessment.
National Cervical Screening Programme (NCSP) screening updates.
On 1 July, we are moving to building capability in quality improvement methodology through the quality improvement (QI) programme, which will ultimately lead to improved health outcomes for patients. Practices will complete a minimum of two focus areas: one compulsory clinical indicator related to immunisation and choose one of five clinical indicators relating to CVD, diabetes or respiratory.
Resources related to pre-call and recall for 6-week immunisations.
These terms and conditions relate to contracts between providers of services and any of the group's entities.
Advice and resources to assist you in offering virtual care.
BPAC traffic light system to predict risk of serious illness in children with fever.
From support with new role implementation such as primary care assistants (PCAs) to mapping and redesign of current processes such as repeat prescribing processes, your local Pinnacle development manager can support your changing practice needs.
The national screening programme for cervical screening has been one of the most successful programmes in the world to reduce the incidence and death from cervical cancer. Since the programme has begun we've seen a steady decline in cervical cancer deaths - by about 60 per cent.
This 12-month programme partners with the regional Te Whatu Ora Nurse Entry to Practice Programmes (NETP) and provides training, education and support for nurses wanting to develop a career in a primary health setting.