University of Otago

 University of Otago's equity-focused Mirror on Society enrolment scheme, now renamed Te Kauae Parāo­ra, is set to expand

Branko Sijnja, a rural specialist GP for more than 40 years, has won this year’s Peter Snow Memorial Award ahead of the National Rural Health Conference

The general practice workforce crisis is making it harder to find placements for medical students’ training 

New Zealand military veterans experience the same level of anxiety and depression as the general population, but have more problems with pain and mobility, new research shows

Leaving the South Island’s whānau ora commissioning agency enables Ngāi Tahu to focus on negotiating its own Crown contracts for health and wellbeing services, says Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu chief executive Arihia Bennett 

Balclutha GP Branko Sijnja is this year’s winner of the Peter Snow Memorial Award

New Zealand stroke survivors have told researchers a range of improvements to stroke care is needed, including better access for non-urban residents to specialist stroke care units, improved support and coordination of care after discharge from hospital, better communication, and a focus on providing culturally safe care to Māori

The review of University of Otago’s equity-focused Mirror on Society enrolment scheme following a High Court challenge could see the programme being widened further

The pandemic has highlighted many problems in the NZ health system. This blog will address the question of availability of interpreters for people with limited English proficiency

The shadow of lasting illness could be with us for decades once the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, the convenor of a University of Otago symposium on Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome (PACS) is warning