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.

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.

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.

An update on Te Whatu Ora's new and improved urgent care framework roll-out. They'll share progress to date, outline what’s coming next, and there will be time for questions. 

The ACC MRI pathways support GPs and nurse practitioners to make direct referrals for MRIs, for patients who have had a course of active physiotherapy. To gain accreditation to make MRI referrals, GPs and nurse practitioners must attend an in-person education session and complete online learning modules.

This online series will provide a dedicated forum for practice nurses to access professional development, receive timely network updates, and connect with peers.

This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to become an authorised vaccinator. It includes self-guided online study (14 hours), followed by this practical workshop (4 hours).

This study day is for primary care nurses and allied health who work alongside whānau living with diabetes. We will talk steroids with Dr Ryan Paul, and how to prevent elective surgery delays with Helen Morton, who will also take us through our newest prescribing resource. Some of these are topics we have covered previously, but they keep resurfacing as issues in primary care.