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PSNZ will pay every pharmacy hosting an international intern this year $2000 out of its own pocket

New Zealand is reviewing its rules on paracetamol in the wake of an Australian decision to restrict the number of pills in a pack.  

The 2024 intake for the rural voluntary bonding scheme has missed out on starting the programme in 2024 and they still do not know if their applications will be approved

It took one call to get in the door, another six weeks before she would talk, and a year until she was ready to take over her own care

Australia has new paracetamol restrictions which see significant changes to how many paracetamol tablets or capsules are sold, and from where, at any one time

Issues ranging from a GP’s software problems to COVID restrictions saw a man’s cancer diagnosis delayed and eventually require the removal of a finger and 24 lymph nodes and radiation therapy

Sigma Healthcare today announced on the Australian Stock Exchange that Australia’s federal court has approved its merger with Chemist Warehouse

Plans for the new Dunedin Hospital appear to have veered back towards where they were heading before the Coalition Government last year stymied them 

Pharmac has backed off from its decision to fund a single brand of oestradiol patches after outcry from the public and health professionals

The Pharmacy Council and Medical Council could be replaced by a Crown entity to regulate pharmacists, doctors and other registered health practitioners, under a review of the current health-worker registration act