An opportunity for Pinnacle network practice nurses to register their interest to attend this Wound care education series. Presented by Sasha Drennan, CNS Wound Care, over a series of weekly sessions Wednesdays 11-15 April (inclusive) from 12:30–1:30pm, via online Teams.

From 9-13 April 2026, rural healthcare professionals, researchers, educators, and community leaders from around the world will gather in Wellington to exchange knowledge, spark innovation, and strengthen the global rural health community. Registration is now open for this event dedicated to rural health.

This Taranaki education series is designed to strengthen collaboration between general practice teams and Extended Care Team specialists. In this session learn about the implications of fad diets like keto and intermittent fasting, and how to educate patients to make informed choices that emphasise their health and nutrition goals.

An opportunity for Pinnacle network practice nurses to register their interest to attend this Wound care education series. Presented by Sasha Drennan, CNS Wound Care, over a series of weekly sessions Wednesdays 11-15 April (inclusive) from 12:30–1:30pm, via online Teams.

This study day is for all nurses and allied health kaimahi who work with whānau living with Type 2 diabetes – whether you are looking to upskill or refresh your knowledge.

This session is aimed at going over a handful of the Primary Options programmes, letting you know about any updates and answering questions you have about the service.

More primary care professionals are exploring practice ownership but lack clear information on risk, value, and governance. This session is designed to support informed buy-in decisions.

This Collaborative Aotearoa workshop is designed to help you improve access to general practice services and meet the
new health target: ensuring more than 80 percent of people can access an appointment with a general practice provider within one week.

Join ACC for an update on how they're making it easier for primary care to work with them, and working differently together to support injured people back to work and independence.

This is an expression of interest for a valuable training opportunity designed to help frontline health workers feel more confident and prepared in challenging situations. This two-hour session focuses on practical personal safety strategies and enhanced situational awareness.