The College has welcomed PHARMAC’s decision to fund contraceptive devices Mirena and Jaydess, benefitting around 21,000 New Zealand Women.
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Alzheimers New Zealand commissioned research to understand the experiences of people living with dementia.
If you have a patient in need of comprehensive eye health care – who are they going to call?
If weight gain is gradual, why wait till someone is obese?
The number of cases of syphilis in New Zealand has doubled during the last three years, sparking the Ministry of Health (in consultation with the wider sexual health community) to develop a responsive action plan.
Canterbury’s measles outbreak was declared over on 16 May, ending months of tireless work, as people throughout the region were called into general practice to be immunised.
Dr Richard Medlicott has one key message: If you’re going to follow up, then follow up.
GP Pulse recently caught up with College Fellow and NZ Regional Clinical Advisor of HealthPathways, Dr Justine Lancaster,
Taking health check-ups to the farm gate has proved successful for College Fellow Dr Sue Fowlie, from Rakaia Medical Practice in Canterbury.
Dr Sophie Parnham is close to completion of dual training in both Emergency Medicine (Australasian College) and Rural Hospital Medicine (College’s Division of Rural Hospital Medicine).
Last week 218 of our GP registrars sat for their clinical examinations.
The College has made a commitment to Climate Change by signing OraTaiao’s Health Professionals Joint Call for Action on Climate Change and Health.
College Fellow, Dr Pauline Horrill is a convenor and teacher of postgraduate primary health care papers at the University.
Alliance health Plus PHO held their annual awards recently, celebrating outstanding achievement in primary care.
As our newsfeeds are filled with the Australian bushfires, Dr GP Robin Barraclough is taken back to the first time the impact of climate change really hit him.
Information on how GPs can help with the tragic Australian bushfires.
Renowned Sāmoan GP and lexicographer, Papa'ali'itele Dr Semisi Ma'ia'i passed away on Friday 8 November 2019.
This year's Patient Safety Week (3 - 9 November) is about understanding bias in health care.
An engaging three-day event you won't want to miss.