Te Whatu Ora – Health NZ

The future of the voluntary bonding scheme for pharmacy is in doubt after Te Whatu Ora confirmed the programme has been delayed due to financial considerations

THE TOP PHARMACY ROLE at Te Whatu Ora could be disestablished following the resignation of Billy Allan, Te Whatu Ora principal pharmacy services development manager.

UPDATED: Te Whatu Ora staff were today given more details on the agency’s latest job-cut proposal, which, according to the Public Service Association, could see almost 1500 jobs axed

Pharmac | Te Pātaka Whaioranga has decided to change the main funded brand of oestradiol patches. We expect this will improve supply of the medicine in New Zealand

Te Whatu Ora considered expanding after-hours pharmacy services to improve accessibility, documents released under the Official Information Act 1982 show

The top pharmacy role at Te Whatu Ora could be disestablished following the resignation of Billy Allan, Te Whatu Ora principal pharmacy services development manager

One hundred pharmacies in the North Island are contracted to offer a throat-swabbing service for rheumatic fever, reports Jonathan Chilton-Towle

The Pharmacy Guild and other pharmacy sector representatives have asked for a hui with Te Whatu Ora, Pharmac and wholesalers to address frustrations over the roll out of continuous glucose monitors

Three hundred Health New Zealand leaders ate $9000 of canapés at a national conference as the current financial crisis engulfing hospitals was looming

Te Whatu Ora has today released a batch of financial papers with the aim of spelling out the reasons behind its current financial position