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A survey initiated by the CCN Primary Care Taskforce (PCTF) in June 2023 has revealed that more than fifty percent of Waitaha | Canterbury General Practitioners (GPs) and Practice Nurses (PNs) who responded to the survey, are planning to leave or retire from general practice in the next three to five years. 
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18 Dec, 2023 |
Rangi McGlinchey (69) is grateful for the aroha of her whānau and her Te Ao Māori (Māori world) beliefs, which have given her the strength to live with chronic pain for the past 35 years.
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22 Nov, 2023 |
The Better Breathing volunteers celebrated ten years of service to the Integrated Respiratory Team, paying tribute to two long-standing volunteers in a special quarterly meeting.
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21 Sep, 2023 |
Making sexual and reproductive services youth-friendly, through inviting spaces and taking time to whanaungatanga (connect) is key to improving outcomes in youth sexual health, a recent study shows.
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11 Sep, 2023 |
Canterbury's general practices find having Te Tumu Waiora roles in their practices overwhelmingly positive and of great benefit to their patients and teams, a recent survey shows.
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11 Jul, 2023 |
With the official arrival of summer, many of us are gearing up for a well-deserved break with whānau and friends.
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19 Dec, 2022 |
For our tamariki (children), experiencing emotion, processing how it makes them feel and figuring out how to manage those feelings is a big learning curve. That’s why Mana Ake – Stronger for Tomorrow has been providing support not just for children, but for the whānau (family) who support them, and it’s proved a big hit.
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16 Dec, 2022 |
A cuppa, cookie and a natter doesn’t sound like your normal prescription, but it’s proving a winning combination for patients of St Martins Medical Practice who are attending a newly established ‘Talking Café’.
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31 Oct, 2022 |
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