Skin lesions GP to GP referral
Document
Guide to creating an eReferral to the suspected skin cancer lesion excision service.
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Hepatitis C update for general practice
Video
Featuring Jo de Lisle Hepatitis C champion and key worker for Te Manawa Taki. This is a great refresher for this condition.
Suspected skin cancer excision service pathway - Waikato
Document
Referral pathway for basic and advanced excisions of suspected skin cancers in the Waikato region.
Virtual insulin initiation
Form | Document
Diabetes resources which will aid any virtual insulin starts by zoom/video apps that you can choose to use. They are in PDF format and suitable for sending as educational documents to your patients before, during or after the virtual consultation.
New Zealand ePrescription service
Website
NZePS provides a secure messaging channel for prescribing and dispensing systems to exchange prescription information electronically. It enables a prescription to be generated by the prescriber, transmitted to the NZePS health information exchange broker, and downloaded electronically at a community pharmacy.
Long acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) consent forms
Form
Consent forms for the insertion of Jadelle, Mirena and Jaydess contraceptive implants and copper IUDs.
Long acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) additional information
Website
The following links provide further LARCs related information.
Community management of soft tissue infections
Poster
Cellulitis and ACC Cellulitis – IV treatment
Live Stronger for Longer
Website with information and resources to support people aged 65+ to prevent falls and fractures.
Medical Council and PHO memorandum of understanding
Document
The Medical Council of New Zealand and PHOs nationally have a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that clarifies roles and responsibilities related to the regulation of doctors in New Zealand.
Mental Health Act section 8b assessments and remuneration
Periodically, people suffering from mental distress are unable or unwilling to engage in psychiatric care despite being significantly impaired and disabled by their mental illness. The Mental Health Act (MHA) legislation provides a pathway to legally ensure, often against the person's wishes, their engagement in psychiatric assessment and treatment (if indicated).
Bullying in the workplace
Website
Where to turn for help and how to avoid workplace bullying.