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All PHOs and their practices must comply with the PHO enrolment requirements when enrolling people.
The recent Workforce Survey highlighted the desire for practice kaimahi to have a greater awareness of pathways in education, and scholarship opportunities, available to support their journey. These resources, collated from a variety of sources, relate to different roles within general practice.
Taranaki funded enrolment consultation claim form for non-indici practices.
Practices have been able to use the Annual Statement of GP Reasonable Fee Increases (Annual Statement) since it was first released in 2006. The Annual Statement for each year covers the period 1 July to 30 June. The Annual Statement applies only to the fees set by Interim and Low Cost Access practices. Very Low Cost Access Funded (VLCA) practices receive extra funding for their enrolled patient base and in return have to set their fees below or at a threshold set by Te Whatu Ora - Health New Zealand.
Pinnacle’s Regional Rural Advisory Group (RRAG) brings the voice of rural teams, GPs, nurse practitioners into the governance of resources specifically provided to help address the needs of our rural communities.
Education providers and funding information for nursing education.
Documents provided by Te Whatu Ora regarding PHO Services Agreement (PHOSA) final prescription notice.
As part of our commitment to supporting professional development and service improvement within the network, Pinnacle offers a $10k annual scholarship to award to a nurse with ideas to improve equity or access issues in primary care.
Practices are encouraged to consider applying for the Disability Allowance for patients with chronic health conditions and/or needing longer appointments. This could be particularly helpful for anyone who may not be engaging with general practice despite their health concerns because they are struggling to fund their co-pay at the practice.
The Trust has established a facility development fund specifically to provide support in the form of grants for practices in the network that are investing in new buildings or upgrading their practice facilities.