Te Whatu Ora has recently shared several important updates that will affect general practice over the coming months. We know these national changes can feel complex and, at times, overwhelming.
We are hosting a virtual network briefing on Tuesday 17 March at 6.30pm via Microsoft Teams, giving you the opportunity to ask questions, talk through what these updates really mean, and explain how Pinnacle will support you through this next phase.
We will cover:
We strongly encourage attendance as these are significant changes, with tight timeframes.
Meeting ID: 459 783 262 246 09
Passcode: JJ2RQ3RN
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