Māori Health

Engaging with Tairāwhiti Māori in their communities was key to vaccination success for pharmacist Kevin Pewhairangi, Paulette Crowley writes

Health minister Andrew Little and associate health minister Peeni Henare are defending the amount spent on Māori health and Pharmac in Budget 2022

This year’s restructuring of the health system is shaping up as an important episode in the history of health policy in Aotearoa, regardless of what happens in subsequent years

Jordan Macdonald, a community pharmacist in Dunedin and executive member of Ngā Kaitiaki o te Puna Rongoā (MPA), reflects on the demands of COVID-19, with help from other members of the organisation

Jordan Macdonald, a community pharmacist in Dunedin and executive member of Ngā Kaitiaki o te Puna Rongoā (MPA), reflects on the demands of COVID-19, with help from other members of the organisation

Papakura Marae Health Clinic GP Dr Matire Harwood is seeing a rapid rise in Omicron case numbers and most of them are children.

For someone charged with satisfying the greatest of expectations, Riana Manuel laughs a lot when she speaks

The findings of a damning report by Pharmac, which highlights significant medicine access inequities, are “concerning but not surprising”, says the agency’s chief medical officer David Hughes.

On the first day of public hearings on the health system reform bill, an iwi has proposed measures to help achieve equity 

Rolling out a child vaccination programme that is accessible to parents returning to work and is safe for children requires a response that is “fleet of foot”, says Turuki Healthcare chief executive Te Puea Winiata