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GenPro concerned that the approach to childhood immunisations is missing the point - Vimarsana News

GenPro concerned that the approach to childhood immunisations is missing the point

GenPro is concerned that the move by the Ministry of Health to fund childhood immunisations by Pharmacy is a missed opportunity to strengthen the existing service already provided by General Practice

GenPro Concerned That The Approach To Childhood Immunisations Is Missing The Point - Vimarsana News

GenPro Concerned That The Approach To Childhood Immunisations Is Missing The Point

GenPro is concerned that the move by the Ministry of Health to fund childhood immunisations by Pharmacy is a missed opportunity to strengthen the existing service already provided by General Practice. Dr Angus Chambers, Chair of GenPro says “General Practice ...

GenPro Chair Announces New Board Members - Vimarsana News

GenPro Chair Announces New Board Members

Following the AGM held on October 17th, GenPro Chair, Dr. Angus Chambers is pleased to announce the appointment of the following GenPro members to the Board. Dr. Victoria Jones – Dr. Jones is a GP and Director of Katikati Medical Centre, bringing the ...

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Another great success | Kiwiblog - Vimarsana News

Another great success | Kiwiblog

Radio NZ reports: An immigration service set up by Health New Zealand in October still has not recruited any overseas GPs almost eight months later. Te Whatu Ora's International Recruitment Centre aims to make it "as easy as possible" for international health professionals to move to Aotearoa. But no internationally trained GPs are touching down