This section includes information about Pinnacle programmes available to primary care services.
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Vaccination for people and whānau eligible for COVID-19 vaccination.
View detailsTreatment of adults with moderate dehydration not responsive to oral fluids +/- antiemetic that can be safely managed in the community.
Treatment of children aged between 6 months and 15 years with moderate dehydration or at risk of getting severely dehydrated, that can be managed safely in the community.
Treatment for patients with ENT conditions that can be acutely and safely managed, such as epistaxis.
View detailsThe ED High Users Primary Care Reconnection Service is designed to re-establish (or establish) the connection of individuals and whanau with their primary care team, by providing funded consultations to develop and implement a comprehensive shared care plan alongside the relevant care partners to empower increased self-management and planned accessing of health services.
View detailsTreatment of febrile (>38 C) children with intermediate risk/amber symptoms or signs that can be safely managed in the community.
View detailsThis service aims to improve access to after hours care for children under 14.
View detailsTreatment of adults and children aged between 6 months and 15 years with moderate dehydration secondary to gastroenteritis not responsive to oral fluids +/- antiemetic, which can be safely managed in the community.
View detailsBest Start kōwae are a suite of best practice based assessment modules designed to improve quality care throughout the pregnancy and postpartum journey. They are designed to support consistent, comprehensive, and quality care by promoting enquiry, management, and referral to support services. The modules are designed with a pro-equity approach for Māori hapū māmā and pēpī Māori.
View detailsPatients identified as being at risk of being hepatitis C positive are able to be screened at a range of service providers. If any of these patients are hepatitis C antibody positive they can then engage with general practice in order to have further testing and possible treatment initiated.
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