PRIMARY CARE CLINICAL DIGEST 29 March 2024

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PRIMARY CARE CLINICAL DIGEST

MARCH 29 2024

Immunisation Pānui March 27 2024

National Bowel Screening Primary Care Promotion May 2024

National Antimicrobial Guidelines

Consultation on funding proposal for CGMs, insulin pumps, and insulin pump consumables

Tender results

Aotearoa HealthPathways survey follow-up

Update on Medical Aspects of Fitness to Drive March 27 2024

Updates for Pharmacists March 28 2024

Top Weekend Viewing

Immunisation Pānui March 27 2024

View online

National Bowel Screening Primary Care Promotion May 2024

See the campaign poster

National Antimicrobial Guidelines

View online

Consultation on funding proposal for CGMs, insulin pumps, and insulin pump consumables

View online

Tender results

Aotearoa HealthPathways survey follow-up

See the attached link to access the latest update on Immunisation.

Te Whatu Ora invite primary and community care providers to take part in the National Bowel Screening Primary Care Promotion May 2024.

More details and to sign-up can be found in the attached flyer. Closing date is April 5.

Click on the attached link to view Antibiotic Conservation Aotearoa’s update on progress with the cross-sector National Antimicrobial Guidelines.

Pharmac – Te Pātaka Whaioranga wants to hear what people think of a funding proposal for continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), insulin pumps, and insulin pump consumables.

See the attached link to find out more information.

Please follow this link to the Phramac website for the March 2024 Tender Notification.

This survey was initially covered in our March 8 edition of the Clinical Digest where Te Whatu Ora is conducting a survey to understand the value of HealthPathways for end users.

The survey is open until April 5 and will take only a few minutes to complete, and answers are anonymous which will help Te Whatu Ora and Streamliners have an improved understanding of HealthPathways user experiences to shape future priorities and improvements.

Update on Medical Aspects of Fitness to Drive

March 27 2024

View online

Updates for Pharmacists

March 28 2024

View online

Top Weekend Viewing

The survey is also open to Hospital HealthPathways users, and non-clinical sta that engage with HealthPathways and can be accessed here

The attached link is an update from Waka Kotahi on their progress in reviewing the Medical Aspects of Fitness to Drive – A guide for health practitioners. The guide assists health practitioners to assess people’s fitness to drive. It also sets out the responsibilities and obligations of health practitioners.

See attached link to view the Pharmac updates.

With a long weekend coming up, it’s a good opportunity to spend some time with the whānau or friends to watch some of the more recent blockbusters available from well-known and much-loved adventure franchises.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Disney+, AppleTV) ) - Indiana Jones races against time to retrieve a legendary dial that can change the course of history. Accompanied by his goddaughter, he soon finds himself squaring o against Jürgen Voller, a former Nazi who works for NASA. Tricky!

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 (Disney+, Apple TV)Still reeling from the loss of Gamora, Peter Quill must rally his team to defend the universe and protect one of their own. If the mission is not completely successful, it could possibly lead to the end of the Guardians as we know them. Oh no!

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Spiderman No Way Home (Netflix) - Spider-Man seeks the help of Doctor Strange to forget his exposed secret identity as Peter Parker. However, Strange's spell goes horribly wrong, leading to unwanted guests entering their universe. Ooh-er!

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