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The Power BI dashboards are designed to give you clinically useful information that will help you to improve the care of your patients. Our clinical dashboard programme aims to provide focussed data visualisations of your own practice information. The dashboards will give you practical outcomes for individual patients and populations, and in particular support pro-equity activity.
Pinnacle provides a free service for member practices, representing contracted providers in PSAAP negotiations.
This year, a new six-week immunisation performance-based funding measure has been introduced as part of the 2025/2026 primary care immunisation performance measures for Pinnacle practices. Since the announcement, we’ve been working with Te Whatu Ora to validate data and ensure practices will have clear visibility of their performance and funding received.
This month Dr Jo Scott-Jones and Dr Dave Maplesden discuss restless leg syndrome in adults, pregabalin prescribing, Ryeqo, and more.
In October 2024, Pharmac introduced funded diabetes technology for people living with type 1 diabetes. Most people who choose to use this technology are now established on CGM, and more than 60 per cent are using insulin pumps or automated insulin delivery systems.
As more of these patients begin requesting prescriptions for pump and CGM consumables through primary care, we’ve created this guide to support you with the prescribing process.
This month Dr Jo Scott-Jones and Dr Dave Maplesden discuss the NZ Doctor prescribing Spotlight series, carotid artery POCUS, an insomnia study, and more.
Find out more about nursing education providers and funding.
The Pinnacle Foundation is a charitable trust that reinvests surplus income from Pinnacle’s profit-for-purpose entities into primary care across Te Manawa Taki, supporting access, workforce and innovation.
View resourceThis page outlines the national standards and training available for the use of Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC).
Any staff claiming under the LARCs programme for the insertion or removal of a long acting contraceptive device need to be suitably trained.
Based on resources available through the Medical Council of New Zealand, this resource is designed to help you cover the bases and reduce the workload of forming your own processes.