Te Whatu Ora has recently shared several important updates that will affect general practice over the coming months. We are hosting a virtual network briefing to give you the opportunity to ask questions, talk through what these updates really mean, and explain how Pinnacle will support you through this next phase.

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 professional development day will be built around the skills that matter most right now: leading yourself, leading through change, and building teams that last.

This professional development day will be built around the skills that matter most right now: leading yourself, leading through change, and building teams that last.

This professional development day will be built around the skills that matter most right now: leading yourself, leading through change, and building teams that last.

This professional development day will be built around the skills that matter most right now: leading yourself, leading through change, and building teams that last.

Pinnacle is running a series of LARCs education evenings across the region in March 2026. These sessions are open to all clinical general practice staff and will offer introductory training on the insertion of both Mirena and Jadelle contraception devices, alongside the use of ring pessaries.

Pinnacle is running a series of LARCs education evenings across the region in March 2026. These sessions are open to all clinical general practice staff and will offer introductory training on the insertion of both Mirena and Jadelle contraception devices, alongside the use of ring pessaries.

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.

Are you working with, or supporting Pacific people in the community? This free learning opportunity is designed to help build confidence in supporting talanoa with Pacific families and communities about immunisations.