A session focused on evidence-based approaches to managing hard-to-heal wounds.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner is hosting a webinar on the ammended Health Information Privacy Code (HIPC). This reflects the IPP3A requirements from the Privacy Amendment Act 2025. What does it mean for health?

The Ministry of Health has introduced standards for B4SC training, recommending 24 hours of initial training for new B4SC nurses. The assessments as well as supervised practice makes up for the hours uncounted. This training is for Waikato region only.

This ten-hour advanced practice day covers the full scope of nurse-led suturing, from wound assessment and aseptic technique through to patient education and documentation.

This six-hour extended practice day covers the full scope of plaster cast care, from fracture assessment and safe application through to complication recognition, cast removal, and patient education. Limited to eight learners.

The Centre for Rural Health team that delivers the Rural Postgraduate Programme, in conjunction with the Cook Islands Ministry of Health and the Division of Rural Hospital Medicine, presents the Rural generalist CME workshop 2026 to be held in Rarotonga.

B4 School Check refresher course (1-hour session) for registered nurse providers working in Waikato who have previously completed the two-day B4SC training.

Build your confidence in navigating vaccine hesitancy and having challenging conversations with whānau. This interactive workshop is designed for registered nurses, allied health professionals and kaimahi supporting immunisation conversations.

Build your confidence in navigating vaccine hesitancy and having challenging conversations with whānau. This interactive workshop is designed for registered nurses, allied health professionals and kaimahi supporting immunisation conversations.

Build your confidence in navigating vaccine hesitancy and having challenging conversations with whānau. This interactive workshop is designed for registered nurses, allied health professionals and kaimahi supporting immunisation conversations.