Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora has released the information pack and session recording from the recent Urgent and After Hours Health Care Framework webinar held on 5 May. This resource is designed to keep primary care partners informed on the background of the programme, recent community feedback, and the upcoming implementation phases.
As the programme moves forward, Health NZ continues to rely on the sector's clinical experience and partnership to shape these vital service improvements.
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