A guide for patients that have diabetes and are thinking about getting pregnant.

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.

All health providers have a duty to deliver services that are respectful of all people. Central to this care is respect of the patient’s privacy, gender identity and expression. We've pulled together a variety of resources to help practices create welcoming and inclusive spaces for the rainbow community.

MenB (Bexsero) vaccine is funded from 1 March 2023 and will become part of the National Immunisation Schedule with a primary course administered at the 3-month and 5-month immunisation events followed by a booster dose at the 12-month vaccination event. View relevant IMAC web link resources here.

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.

The Ministry has reviewed the cold chain documents and the National Standards for Vaccine Storage and Transportation for Immunisation Providers 2017 along with the Cold Chain Accreditation documentation.

National Bowel Screening Programme resources including the clinical Zoom recording and quick reference guide for primary healthcare teams.

Facebook can deliver messages and direct people to useful information - relatively quickly, easily and at a low cost. Here are a few tips, tricks and things to consider when using Facebook in your practice...

This Taranaki guidance reinforces responsibilities and behaviours expected of all healthcare professionals involved with the prescribing, monitoring and care of the patient. The purpose of this guideline is to provide seamless transfer of care between specialist and primary services.