Te Whatu Ora – Health NZ

Te Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whai Ora are due to begin auditing the pharmacy workforce this month, with recommendations on fixes expected by next February

All Māori and Pacific peoples aged 40 or older will be eligible for booster shots from tomorrow 

The problem with the pandemic (perhaps not the only one) is that too many people have been rushed into decisions that inevitably had unintended consequences.

The long-awaited judicial review of DHB contracting decisions between independent pharmacists and Te Whatu Ora is set to start on 21 November

Regular online hui for pharmacy to engage with the Ministry of Health have so far ducked any serious discussion of the workforce crisis. Paulette Crowley reports on concerns

The problem with the pandemic (perhaps not the only one) is that too many people have been rushed into decisions that inevitably had unintended consequences.

The long-awaited judicial review of DHB contracting decisions between independent pharmacists and Te Whatu Ora is set to start on 21 November.

Regular online hui for pharmacy to engage with the Ministry of Health has so far ducked any serious discussion of the workforce crisis. Paulette Crowley reports on concerns

A long-awaited plan for transforming New Zealand’s health system promises to lay foundations for improving health outcomes and stamping out inequities will do so with no new money for the first two years

Cyber security, patient-harm reporting and spending $100 million on telehealth – these are among the many topics occupying Te Whatu Ora board members