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.

Medtech is hosting informal user group sessions across the North Island — a chance to meet the team, ask questions, explore new products, and share your feedback.

The biennial NZ Respiratory Conference will be held at Tākina Events Centre in Wellington on the 30 and 31 October. Eighteen speakers, all leaders in their fields, will present the latest research and clinical practice in respiratory medicine.

A unique opportunity to learn from global leaders in the field, exchange knowledge, and shape the future of female pelvic mesh injury management and pelvic reconstruction.

Join us for an informative evening with consultant ob/gyn Dr Gian Ventresca and lead MSK / pelvic health physiotherapist Emma Perks, exploring the management of abnormal uterine bleeding and ring pessary insertions.

An opportunity to bring any questions you might have around individual indicators and what is needed to meet them. It'll also be an opportunity to learn from other Pinnacle practice colleagues and Pinnacle staff.

Join Gina Kaye, Taranaki GP lead, for these Taranaki GP hui evenings. Please add these dates to your diaries, the page will be updated as details for each session are confirmed.

B4 School Check refresher course (1-hour session) for registered nurse providers working in Waikato who have previously completed the two-day B4SC training.

Taranaki midwives, in partnership with NZAPEC and the Perinatal Institute, invite you to a free interactive study day to refresh and expand your knowledge around pre-eclampsia and growth assessment protocol (GAP).

Pinnacle, in partnership with the Heart Foundation NZ, is bringing practical workshops to Taranaki this December. Join nurse lead Leonie Cowie and the Heart Foundation team to explore the latest guidance on CVD risk assessment, management, and prevention. With four session times available (all the same session), there’s an opportunity for every primary care and allied health professional to attend.