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Mercy Radiology shares how they utilised their state-of-the-art imaging technology to assist Emirates Team New Zealand's winning campaign

Diabetes clinical nurse specialist Lisa Sparks discusses the place of empagliflozin and dulaglutide in treatment of type 2 diabetes, with emphasis on potential side effects, sick-day management and improving patient adherence

Organisers of the New Zealand Primary Healthcare Awards | He Tohu Mauri Ora are thrilled to announce the 2021 finalists. In a year that’s been far from ordinary, the awards celebrate extraordinary achievements across the primary healthcare sector. The 47 finalists (winners, runnersup and highly commendeds) selected from over 130 entries have risen to the year’s challenge to deliver awesome health outcomes and work towards achieving equity. Winners will be announced at a glittering black-tie gala in Auckland on 15 May

All patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF), regardless of their symptoms have a poor prognosis. Within three years, 34% of patients with mild to moderate heart failure (NYHA class I and II) die¹

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Bernard is typical of most heart failure patients seen in general practice – mildly symptomatic (NYHA Class II)² 

Over a lifetime, an active person can walk the equivalent distance of five times around the equator!¹

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Are you treating your type 2 diabetes patients with insulin and do they still struggle to achieve their HbA1C target? Insulin injections might make patients feel uncomfortable in social circumstances while others are needle phobic, leading to poor compliance and increases in HbA1C

Treating 23,500 elective day surgery patients in rural New Zealand is just part of the story. Education, training and workshops to support rural doctors and nurses is leaving a much bigger footprint

Some of your patients just seem more susceptible to seasonal complaints than others. Could their bacterial balance be out of whack?