Ngā mihi o te wā ki a koutou katoa. Welcome to another edition of Toitū te Oranga. |
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In this pānui you will find the following: - He Karere (Recent updates)
- Tai Hauora (Clinical Round-up)
- Tai Pūkenga (Education, Training & Events)
- Pae Hono (Helpful Links)
- Meet the Practice Support Team
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RNZCGP Foundation Standard Review survey and webinars The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners is reviewing the Foundation Standard to improve clarity, reduce duplication, and maintain quality. Complete the short survey here to share your feedback before 5pm Friday 19th June. RNZCGP wants input from all who use the Standard, including practice staff and clinicians. Register for your preferred webinar below: Health NZ Health Target Webinar recap links - 12 May 2026 Select the links below to access the recording and supporting resources of the Health New Zealand’s Primary Care Health Target webinar. |
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Patient Experience Survey The APCS 25/26 Q4 May survey launched on the 20 May 2026. If you currently taking part, please reach out to our Practice Support Team if you need support with responding to your patient requests. - For the Patient Experience portal link click here or
- Patient Contact Requests - How to guide click here
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Te Whatu Ora PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY - Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus - 27 May 2026 Key messages for healthcare professionals - The current risk to New Zealand is low.
- As of 27 May 2025, Health NZ is not aware of any New Zealand national or any person in New Zealand who has been exposed to Ebola. Health NZ understands there are no New Zealand nationals currently registered with SafeTravel as being in DRC and small numbers in Uganda. An end-to-end health sector plan is being worked through to support a domestic response.
- In the unlikely event that Ebola disease is suspected:
- Notify the Public Health Service in your area urgently by phone call.
Contact details for local public health services - Discuss testing with your local clinical microbiology service. Ebola virus testing is initially carried out by PHF Science (through a pan-filovirus PCR which will detect all Ebola strains) and then sent to Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory (VIDRL) in Australia for confirmation.
MMH reports and GPNZ media release Please click here for the May 27, 2026 GPNZ media release - GPNZ backs stronger national assurance following Phase One MMH inquiry findings. More info: |
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B4 School Refresher Course (1hr) Waikato Tuesday 23 June 2026 3pm - 4pm: Healthy eating and activity Wednesday 13 August 2026 10:30am - 11:30am: Speech development B4 School Check training (2day) for RN's - Waikato Location: Pinnacle Office - Ground flour, River Room, 711 Victoria street. Hamilton 29 July 2026, 8:30am - 30 July 2026, 4:30pm 17 November 2026, 8:30am - 18 November 2026, 4:30pm Hauraki Rural Health Workforce Development Grant Supporting a strong, skilled and fair rural health workforce in Hauraki |
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Hauraki Primary Healthcare Organisation Health Updates & Information Transport, Roading and Weather |
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What is Toitū te Oranga? Toitū te Oranga is our e-pānui, designed to strengthen communication and better support our practices with timely clinical updates, practical tools, and opportunities for shared learning. Each edition reflects our collective commitment to working together to strengthen care, build workforce capability, and improve outcomes for all - hei oranga mō te katoa. Thank you for continuing to support your communities through the recent challenges. We’re here to support you and your teams, please let us know how we can help. If you require any further information, please contact Practice Support: practicesupport@haurakipho.org.nz Ngā manaakitanga, Practice Support |
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Ngaa mihi - Practice Support. |
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