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March 31, 2023
Earworms are usually harmless, except when theyre not.
March 30, 2023
HSE West has confirmed that a shortage of GPs in the region is making it difficult for people to receive medical care or get on a patient list with a doctor.
March 30, 2023
General Practice New Zealand (GPNZ) is backing calls for urgent investment in primary care workforce following the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners’ (the College’s) 2022 workforce survey released today. GPNZ Chair Dr Bryan Betty ...
March 28, 2023
We know that times are tough for GPs, just trying to get into one in parts of the country is almost impossible.
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March 28, 2023
From Thursday, Public Health advice is that Covid-19 testing is no longer recommended for the vast majority of people. In line with this new advice, community t...
March 28, 2023
Both PCR and antigen testing will continue to be used by doctors in hospitals and General Practice settings for the purpose of diagnosing and deciding on the provision of treatment for Covid-19 to a patient
March 28, 2023
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March 28, 2023
The Public Health advice for COVID-19 has been updated and COVID-19 testing is no longer recommended for the vast majority of people. In line with t...
March 28, 2023
Both PCR and antigen testing will continue to be used by doctors in hospitals and General Practice settings for the purpose of diagnosing and deciding on the provision of treatment for Covid-19 to a patient
March 27, 2023
His high school careers advisor told him he would be wasting his time if he chose to study medicine and he initially pursued a commerce degree at Victoria University of Wellington. However, after two years there, John Armstrong decided that accounting and economics werenโt what he wanted to do for the rest of his life.