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As part of our commitment to supporting professional development and service improvement within the network, Pinnacle offers a $10k annual scholarship to award to a nurse with ideas to improve equity or access issues in primary care.
View the COVID-19 claiming resources for primary care.
The Ministry has reviewed the cold chain documents and the National Standards for Vaccine Storage and Transportation for Immunisation Providers 2017 along with the Cold Chain Accreditation documentation.
National Bowel Screening Programme resources including the clinical Zoom recording and quick reference guide for primary healthcare teams.
Facebook can deliver messages and direct people to useful information - relatively quickly, easily and at a low cost. Here are a few tips, tricks and things to consider when using Facebook in your practice...
Approximately 20% of all calls for an ambulance come from a facility with clinically trained staff, such as a medical centre or aged care facility. If the patient has already been assessed by a doctor or a nurse, the caller is asked questions that are quite different (and smaller in number) than when the caller is a member of the public.
This Taranaki guidance reinforces responsibilities and behaviours expected of all healthcare professionals involved with the prescribing, monitoring and care of the patient. The purpose of this guideline is to provide seamless transfer of care between specialist and primary services.
View the 2022 Pinnacle nurse education Zoom recordings covering medicine management, standing orders, immunisations and more. This page will be updated as recordings become available. These sessions can be used for staff update/training meetings and new staff orientation packages if standing orders are relevant to the role.
On 28 September 2022, malicious actors accessed a third-party IT server that Pinnacle uses. The attacker took health information ranging from approximately 2016 to 2022 and some of Pinnacle’s corporate information. We’d like to share the following learnings with our network from this event.