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A third of patients waiting more than four months for specialist appointment - Vimarsana News

A third of patients waiting more than four months for specialist appointment

One in three patients referred for specialist appointments have been waiting more than four months, according to Te Whatu Ora's latest data. First...

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ProCare Disappointed That Patients Left To Languish On Waitlists - Vimarsana News

ProCare Disappointed That Patients Left To Languish On Waitlists

Leading healthcare provider, ProCare, has today responded to the announcement in Budget 2023 that from 30 June 2024, no patients will wait longer than 12 months for treatment, from the date the decision to treat is made. Dr Craig King, Chair of ProCare ...

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ProCare disappointed that patients left to languish on waitlists - Vimarsana News

ProCare disappointed that patients left to languish on waitlists

Leading healthcare provider, ProCare, has today responded to the announcement in Budget 2023 that from 30 June 2024, no patients will wait longer than 12 months for treatment, from the date the decision to treat is made.

Winter is coming: Verrall says focus on preparing hospitals for demand surge - Vimarsana News

Winter is coming: Verrall says focus on preparing hospitals for demand surge

Reducingthelongwaittimesforspecialistdoctorappointmentsremainsapressingchallenge,butakeyprioritythesedaysistopreparethehealthcaresystemfortheupcomingwinter,saysHealthMinisterDrAyeshaVerrall.