Cutting a track through a road slip to enable Marlborough Sounds residents to be vaccinated is one example of teamwork that has the Top of the South topping COVID-19 vaccination tables.
Nelson Bays Primary health chief executive Sara Shaughnessy multitasks by hosting an NGO Zoom meeting during her lunch break from being a recovery nurse at a mass vaccination clinic at Nelson’s Trafalgar Centre last month.
Cutting a track through a road slip to enable Marlborough Sounds residents to be vaccinated is one example of teamwork that has the Top of the South topping COVID-19 vaccination tables.
Nearly 5000 New Zealand doctors have signed a letter in support of the COVID-19 vaccine, compared with five doctors whose anti-vax views have prompted complaints to the health and disability commissioner
In a post-COVID world, practices can no longer decide to “cherry-pick” which parts of the patient journey to deliver digitally, argues patient portal pioneer Sanjeewa Samaraweera.
It is a massive reform process but he wouldn’t have taken the job unless he was confident of success, says Rob Campbell, the unionist-turned-professional chair appointed to lead Health New Zealand
Nursing leaders today expressed frustration that no nurse nominations made it onto the newly announced boards for Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority
The belief that health system problems will be fixed by returning to centralised control is a “false illusion”, argues former Canterbury DHB chief executive David Meates
