June 2021

Severe medicine-related harm is estimated to affect around 45,000 New Zealanders each year and kills more than double the number of people claimed by road accidents and suicide combined. And yet, no one is talking about it, says clinical pharmacist Pauline McQuoid

Clinical excellence, kindness and devotion to her community are just a few of the qualities that make Northland pharmacist Jilly Williams (Ngāpuhi) stand out

Ingenuity, humility and generosity are just a few of the traits that give Bruce Arroll, head of the department of general practice and primary healthcare at the University of Auckland, the X factor

If there’s anybody who goes above and beyond the call of duty to help others and make a real difference, it’s Donna Kielar

South Seas Healthcare had a complete rethink of its business model in response to COVID-19

When a patient named Wayne called Glen Davies a “useless bastard”, it started a journey that would see the Taupō GP rethink his approach to treating type 2 diabetes

Fakaanga Mapa is breaking through cultural norms to ensure the healthcare needs of the communities he loves are taken care of

Regularly referred to as a “nursepreneur”, Maria Kekus is a trailblazer when it comes to serving rangatahi

When the Government’s COVID-19 alert level system was announced in March 2020, the team at Te Puna Ora o Mataatua Charitable Trust (TPO) leapt into action

Transforming the communication platform across its national network has changed the way Tāmaki Health communicates with its patient population