Following the positive feedback to our August webinar on annual fees, and in response to the 2023 workforce survey which highlighted a desire for more learning opportunities and communication from the PHO, we're launching a new quarterly webinar series.

The Pan-PHO primary care diabetes team (Pinnacle, Hauraki PHO and National Hauora Coalition) is running an evening event for all North Waikato providers - all practice teams and Hauora providers from Ngāruawāhia, Huntly and Te Kauwhata region are welcome.

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.

Following the positive feedback to our August webinar on annual fees, and in response to the 2023 workforce survey which highlighted a desire for more learning opportunities and communication from the PHO, we're launching a new quarterly webinar series.

This study day is for primary care nurses and allied health who work alongside whānau living with diabetes. Technology is growing in the diabetes space, and while you might not be managing people on pumps, it will be helpful to speak the same tech language as your patients.

This study day is for all nurses who work with patients with type 2 diabetes and are wanting to upskill or need a refresher. It will cover everything from pathophysiology of diabetes to insulin regimens, diabetes distress and vascular complications.

The Taranaki Motor Neuron Disease Support Group is pleased to host 'Motor Neuron Disease: Triggers and therapeutics in the New Zealand context'. Local GPs are encouraged to join the MND Taranaki support group for this talk.

The kaupapa of the day is to discuss the new quit vaping guidelines due to be released October, a Q&A session about all things vaping/quit vaping and a revitalisation of stop smoking support in practices.

Well Woman and Family will be providing a cervical sample taker training course at the Pinnacle offices in Hamilton.

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.