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Clinical pharmacist and Pharmacy Today columnist Katrina Azer has been named one of the world’s top 50 most influential pharmacists. 

The Government’s whānau ora contract process is trampling on the legacy of Dame Tariana Turia, says Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu pou ārahi Ivy Harper

The Government’s new bowel screening extension plan is designed to save European lives and worsen life expectancy inequities, says specialist GP and former Te Aka Whai Ora medical director Rawiri McKree Jansen 

Data uploading problems continue to impact on the accuracy of vaccination data stored on the Aotearoa Immunisation Register creating concern about how the data is used to measure PHO success

Applications for a palliative care scholarship for allied health professionals, including pharmacists, are closing this Friday, 14 March. 

Health minister Simeon Brown has signalled plans to appoint a new board for Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora and push for greater decentralisation of services

A University of Otago, Christchurch-led research team has found getting the HPV vaccine is an effective way to prevent cervical cancer for New Zealanders

A team of Auckland pharmacy students got their running shoes on over the weekend for Auckland’s annual Round the Bays event. 

The Government will fund 120 places for nurse practitioners working in primary care from next year, as well as advanced tertiary education for up to 120 primary care-registered nurses annually

Hard on the heels of news of a “physical contact” complaint against one top executive seconded to Te Whatu Ora, Newsroom has learnt another senior adviser was censured for failings as an auditor