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Ko Awatea LEARN is an initiative that provides access to an e-learning platform for nurses across our regions, and for general practitioners in Taranaki.
General practice is under enormous pressure, which can take a toll on employee health and wellbeing. This page includes information about available support and resources.
DynaMed is the evidence-based online clinical decision support tool that enables quick and confident decision making for all levels of medical professionals. Pinnacle clinicians, nurses and all other primary care health professionals have free, full and unlimited access to the DynaMed online tool and DynaMed mobile App.
Foundation Standard and Cornerstone® are developed by the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. They include a variety of quality assurance and improvement goals relating to minimum patient safety and legal requirements, supporting New Zealand general practitioners and their teams.
The Aotearoa Immunisation Register (AIR) is replacing the aging National Immunisation Register (NIR).
As we work together to uplift the immunisation rates in Aotearoa, we want to grow our vaccinator workforce across the Waikato to help fulfil the immunisation needs of our tamariki and tangata whaiora.
Measles is a highly infectious disease that is easily spread from an infected person by saliva or mucous droplets when coughing, sneezing or talking. Just being in the same room as someone with measles can lead to infection for those who are not immunised.
Dr Jo Scott-Jones and Dr Dave Maplesden discuss prescribing, concussion, a new emergency procedure for cardiac arrest known as double sequential external defibrillation (DSED), and more.
All PHOs and their practices must comply with the PHO enrolment requirements when enrolling people.
The 2024 Influenza Immunisation programme begins Tuesday 2 April. The programme runs to 31 December 2024. Te Whatu Ora asks vaccinators to focus on immunising people eligible for a funded vaccine. Read all flu vaccination need-to-know information here.
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