Announcements

When it comes to COVID-19, GPs advise against taking advice from social media infl

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners’ Medical Director Dr Bryan Betty wouldn’t attempt to advise you on nail art, contouring, or the most popular activewear brand.

College of GPs welcomes announcement of improved maternity health outcomes

Yesterday’s announcement to improve women’s health equity through improved maternity services and ACC legislation amendments for childbirth injuries is welcomed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners.

GPs serving their communities and supporting Pasifika families affected by Delta

The current COVID-19 Delta outbreak has hit the Pacific community hard with about half of all cases being Pasifika people.

Lack of primary care representation on Health NZ Board not acceptable, says GP Col

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners welcomes the appointment of Distinguished College Fellow Professor Sue Crengle onto the Māori Health Authority Board.

College of GPs comes out against Ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners is urging the public to be smart about misinformation highlighting untested and unapproved treatments of COVID-19, such as Ivermectin.

Whangarei general practice first to receive College of GPs quality accreditation

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners congratulates Whangarei’s Rust Ave Medical Centre for being the first practice to receive accreditation for completing the College’s new Cornerstone quality programme.

GPs heartened by team of five million’s record vaccination numbers

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners says the number of people vaccinated over the past week shows how committed the country is to fighting COVID-19.

College of GPs award funding for important rural hospital research

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners has awarded $11,410 to research that benefits general practice. The funding is awarded three times a year by the Research and Education Committee (REC).

College calls for priority vaccines for Māori and Pasifika

The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners supports the call from Te Rōpū Whakakaupapa Urutā, the National Māori Pandemic Group, that unvaccinated Māori and Pasifika must be prioritised to receive their first COVID-19 vaccination.

GPs here to help throughout the latest COVID outbreak

As requests for vaccinations increase, and queues at testing centres grow, The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners would like to remind the public about how your local GP can help during this period of uncertainty.

How to see your GP during Alert Level 4

As New Zealand begins another stint in Alert Level 4, The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners would like to remind the public that general practice clinics are still open for business, and say, ‘your health is important to us’.

Hamilton GP awarded College honour for faster health care for patients

Dr Mark Taylor, a Hamilton-based GP, has been awarded a College Community Service Medal.

Dunedin GPs recognised for services to their community

Two general practitioners from Dunedin have been awarded College Community Service Medals.

New Lynn GPs commitment to community celebrated with award

Dr Maelen Tagelagi, a general practitioner based in Auckland has been awarded a College Community Service Medal.

Outstanding GPs recognised at College award ceremony

A highlight of The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners annual conference is the Fellowship and Awards ceremony.

Local Motueka GP honoured for his dedication to community

Dr James Chisnall has been awarded a College Community Service Medal.

GPs 25-year service to Ōmokoroa recognised with GP College award

Dr Murray Smith, who retired in March 2021, was a general practitioner at the Ōmokoroa Medical Centre for 25 years.

Long serving Taupo GP honored with the College's highest award

Dr Peter Fleischl, a Taupō-based GP, has been awarded College Distinguished Fellowship.

Dr Bryan Betty awarded top honour for contribution to general practice

Dr Bryan Betty has been awarded the College’s top honour of Distinguished Fellowship.

Tarawera GP celebrated for commitment to community with GP College award

Dr Rachel Shouler has been awarded a College Community Service Medal.

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When it comes to COVID-19, GPs advise against taking advice from social media infl

College of GPs welcomes announcement of improved maternity health outcomes

GPs serving their communities and supporting Pasifika families affected by Delta

Lack of primary care representation on Health NZ Board not acceptable, says GP Col

College of GPs comes out against Ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment

Whangarei general practice first to receive College of GPs quality accreditation

GPs heartened by team of five million’s record vaccination numbers

College of GPs award funding for important rural hospital research

College calls for priority vaccines for Māori and Pasifika

GPs here to help throughout the latest COVID outbreak

How to see your GP during Alert Level 4

Hamilton GP awarded College honour for faster health care for patients

Dunedin GPs recognised for services to their community

New Lynn GPs commitment to community celebrated with award

Outstanding GPs recognised at College award ceremony

Local Motueka GP honoured for his dedication to community

GPs 25-year service to Ōmokoroa recognised with GP College award

Long serving Taupo GP honored with the College's highest award

Dr Bryan Betty awarded top honour for contribution to general practice

Tarawera GP celebrated for commitment to community with GP College award