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Clinicians have until 11.59pm tonight to respond to a Ministry of Health survey written off as an “embarrassingly poor piece of work”, a “political attack on cultural safety” and “plain racist”

The Health Quality and Safety Commission has lost one-fifth of its positions in its government-ordered restructuring to save money

Spending two weeks on a science outreach trip to Samoa and talking to high-school students about medicines in 28-degree heat and 95 per cent humidity, “put things in perspective”, says University of Otago School of Pharmacy lecturer, associate professor Greg Walker. 

An independent review has found Pharmac's current approach is not fit for purpose and has called for an overhaul of both strategy and culture.

New funding in Budget 2025 will be almost half of what was previously planned, finance minister Nicola Willis told a business audience today

The Government has given physician associates the green light to become a regulated workforce under the Medical Council, and practitioners will be able to start registering from next year

Pharmacists and other health professionals who applied for the rural voluntary bonding scheme 2024 intake have finally had their applications approved, a year later than initially promised

The Independent Pharmacists’ Association of New Zealand is seeking nominations for a new co-president to serve for one year alongside co-president Jie Choong

The Community Pharmacy Leaders Forum (CPLF) consists of the leaders of national and local community pharmacy organisations and was recently relaunched, with all participating leaders embracing the need to work together to deliver on common priorities to ensure New Zealanders have timely access to quality healthcare.