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.

Any deaths of patients who are COVID-19 positive must be notified to your local medical officer of health.

It takes the whole team to manage gout, He Ako Hiringa encourage everyone to be involved: GPs, nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists, podiatrists, kaiāwhina, patients and whānau. He Ako Hiringa is committed to providing education to help improve health outcomes, and their latest resources focus on communicating effectively with people who have gout.

The psychosocial concerns currently experienced will be influenced by the impact of COVID-19. There will be social and financial issues - relationships strained, job losses. There are a range of things available that may help.

The clinical assistant role, recently introduced at Tu Ora Compass, is designed to support GP's administration burden (processing results in particular). Tu Ora have shared a suite of resources.

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.

Discussion about using the COVID-19 clinical care module.

The differences in the three nurse prescribing tiers highlighting the different roles and the requirements to achieve prescribing rights.