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Counties Manukau GPs are playing catch-up on the child health monitoring programmes shut down by the COVID-19 lockdown 

Critics are firing plenty of ammunition at the Maori Health Authority proposal contained in the final report of the Health and Disability System Review

Heather Simpson’s “once in a generation” review of disability services lacked any meaningful input from disabled people or their advocates, says Disabled Persons Assembly chief executive Prudence Walker

Disappointment is the reaction of the Pacific health sector to the final report of the Health and Disability System Review Panel, says health academic Collin Tukuitonga

The COVID-19 lockdown brought with it increases in family violence, stress, depression, loneliness and anxiety that are yet to be fully uncovered

The disability sector has joined their Māori and Pacific healthcare counterparts in dismissing the ambition of the Health and Disability System Review’s final report 

Primary care’s rapid shift to virtual consultations could up open access opportunities for disabled people

New Zealand Doctor reflects on a lifetime of Liverpool fandom 

The protections gained by Pacific nations shutting down early in the COVID-19 pandemic could be lost to economic pressures says a panel of experts