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Te Whatu Ora national director of commissioning Abbe Anderson talks to Martin Johnston about primary care, equity and her job

Use of the Emergency Q platform – diverting certain patients from overcrowded emergency departments – has spread to seven hospitals and 18 primary care services

Te Whatu Ora national director of commissioning Abbe Anderson talks to Martin Johnston about primary care, equity and her job

WellSouth celebrates partnerships as the way of the future 

Māori health authority’s members were to be briefed on potential risks of its relationships with other bodies, including iwi Māori partnership boards 

In which we provide a short fix of health reform news
 

Health minister Andrew Little is asking the health sector for ideas to address health workforce shortages and to create a national strategy
 

Hopes are rising that the primary care workforce crisis will be subjected to widespread corrective actions soon 

Te Whatu Ora should take on the employment of GP trainees, according to the report that underpins the Government’s new efforts to improve the training and make it attractive to many more doctors

Te Whatu Ora should take on the employment of GP trainees, according to the report that underpins the Government’s new efforts to improve the training and make it attractive to many more doctors