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Te Ngākau Kahukura works to make communities, environments and systems more safe and inclusive for rainbow people across Aotearoa. They host free webinars on a range of topics to do with rainbow wellbeing and inclusion. Te Ngākau Kahukura has held an hour long webinar, Human Interactions, about dealing with the limitations of patient management software.
A lack of housing tends to go hand-in-hand with stressors of food, transport and other social services. This information has been collated by the Pinnacle Taranaki team to help Taranaki practices support their patients.
A collection of resources that may be useful for patients in cyclone and flood-affected areas.
Waikato DHB has clarified the roles, responsibilities and information available to practices about referring to urgent mental health support.
On 28 September 2022, malicious actors accessed a third-party IT server that Pinnacle uses. The attacker took health information ranging from approximately 2016 to 2022 and some of Pinnacle’s corporate information. We’d like to share the following learnings with our network from this event.
Whakataukī (proverbs) play a large role within Maori culture. They are used as a reference point in speeches and also as guidelines spoken to others day by day. We've pulled together a variety of resources and a selection of popular whakataukī.
Many people, including disabled and autistic people, may show signs of anxiety and distress when it comes to injections and needles. These resources have been developed to help.
Based in Waikato, the programmes offered by Rauawaawa health services are catered and driven by Kaumātua for Kaumātua. A wide range of FREE services offered exclusively to Kaumātua ensures a safe environment on site and in the community and reflect the complex needs of Kaumātua.
Jo Scott-Jones and Dave Maplesden discuss the frailty of old age, a new use for Emagliflozin, COVID-19 pneumonia, and more.
Te Ao with Moana is a current affairs show that examines national and international stories through a Māori lens. In this informative 12 minute clip, Dr Rawiri Jansen and clinical immunologists Dr Anthony Jordan and Dr Maia Brewerton explore why some people are nervous about COVID-19 - and are just as anxious about the vaccine.