Te Whatu Ora – Health NZ

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

The pace of change can be extraordinarily slow when the pressure is on and the country’s health professionals wait for news on their workforce future.

The dearth of pharmacy staff is creating significant problems for the sector. Jonathan Chilton-Towle speaks to PSNZ president Professor Rhiannon Braund about what high-level actions are being taken to address the ongoing shortage

The pace of change can be extraordinarily slow when the pressure is on and the country’s health professionals wait for news on their workforce future.

The dearth of pharmacy staff is creating significant problems for the sector. Jonathan Chilton-Towle speaks to PSNZ president Professor Rhiannon Braund about what high-level actions are being taken to address the ongoing shortage

TE WHATU ORA is still processing Integrated Community Pharmacy Service Agreement variations, but to date, 880 contract holders are recorded as accepting the offered variation.

Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand is still processing Integrated Community Pharmacy Service Agreement variations, but to date 880 contract holders are recorded as accepting the offered variation

Billy Allan has landed the job of pharmacy manager at Te Whatu Ora and says it’s early days for the health reforms but a positive future lies ahead for pharmacy, Paulette Crowley reports

Pharmacists balk at 3 per cent funding increase but there is some good news to come out of the latest National Annual Agreement Review negotiations, Paulette Crowley reports