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The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine is “100 per cent” behind the Government’s decision to ban military-style guns 

The Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care will not investigate a complaint regarding the online comments of West Auckland doctor Jim McVeagh

The Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care is expected to decide this evening whether it will pass a complaint about a West Auckland doctor’s online comments to the Medical Council this evening

Health and disability commissioner Anthony Hill wants to hear from people who “don’t feel able to complain” about their experience of healthcare

A “shot across the bows” of the DHBs from the Ministry of Health could mean short-term cutbacks in primary care, healthcare researchers say

A “shot across the bows” of the DHBs from the Ministry of Health could mean short-term cutbacks in primary care, healthcare researchers say

Health and disability commissioner Anthony Hill wants to hear from people who “don’t feel able to complain” about their experience of healthcare

He grew up in the ’Naki, went to school in the ’Naki, trained at Dunedin School of Medicine, then went straight back to the ’Naki

There should be no difference between a landlord or a café owner when it comes to providing a healthy environment says University of Otago Professor of Public Health, Philippa Howden-Chapman