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Pharmacists are being encouraged to settle in rural communities as part of the Government’s voluntary bonding scheme

New Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) data shows the number of cases of meningococcal disease among Kiwi teenagers and young adults has increased by 88% over the same time last year

Pharmac – Te Pātaka Whaioranga has joined the International Network of Agencies for Health Technology Assessment (INAHTA) - a network of 55 agencies from 35 countries that shares important information about the assessment of medicines and hospital medical devices

Medicine update

We understand the Red Sea conflict could have an impact on the supply of medicines and medical devices to New Zealand

Te Whatu Ora clinicians are advising Kiwis travelling overseas to make sure they are fully immunised against measles, particularly as cases continue to occur in a number of countries, including Australia

An innovative Canterbury start-up that harnesses AI and other new tech tools to reduce medicine-related errors in pharmacies has won an international business award.

Te Whatu Ora health specialists are encouraging young people aged 13 to 25 who are living in, or about to move into, close living situations, to make sure they’re immunised against meningococcal disease during the free catch-up period ending next month

Nominations are open for Pharmacist of the Year.

Enrolments for the New Entry to Specialist Practice (NESP) programme, which trains nursing and Allied Health graduates to specialise in mental health and addiction, are higher than ever before