In this resource library we share documents, presentations, forms, videos and useful links from Pinnacle and the wider sector.
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Jo Scott-Jones and Dave Maplesden discuss proton pump inhibitors, patients who refuse to wear a mask and more.
People will be able to request assisted dying from 7 November 2021 and your practice needs to be prepared. These resources will help ensure all of your practice staff feel informed and knowledgeable on the End of Life Choice Act implementation.
In this webinar recording, Holly Hodgson, product manager for Manage My Health, showcased current features the portal has to offer both the practice and their patients, as well as new enhancements to the tool and future updates on the way.
All general practitioners in a Pinnacle practice join Pinnacle Incorporated as a member. This ensures the organisation continues to have a grass roots, GP led focus.
A guide to using PHO reports to communicate with patients in bulk.
NRHCC launched the "He Taonga He Oranga" flu campaign, a holistic strengths based kaupapa that supports a Māori worldview of hauora, that encourages kaumatua to receive their flu shot to help them stay well this winter. Access to these resources (fliers, social media tiles, videos) can be found here.
General practice is under enormous pressure, which can take a toll on employee health and wellbeing. This page includes information about available support and resources.
DynaMed is the evidence-based online clinical decision support tool that enables quick and confident decision making for all levels of medical professionals. Pinnacle clinicians, nurses and all other primary care health professionals have free, full and unlimited access to the DynaMed online tool and DynaMed mobile App.
Changes in legislation in 2018 allowed registered nurses along with nurse practitioners and general practitioners to complete driver license medicals.
It is important all general practice staff have training in Te Tiriti o Waitangi/The Treaty of Waitangi.