tanui tribal collective. in new zealand, we have treated covid 19 and the response to covid 19 as a public health issue. the country went into lockdown, we have set targets for ourselves for a 90% vaccination rate across the whole country, and every new zealander, every organisation regarding health has banned together to reach that target of 90%. we haven t got there with our most vulnerable communities, so it s very important to all of our maori health providers. maori health providers make up the largest contingent of health prevention to maori in low socioeconomic communities within our area. a good example is where i come from, northland, it s about two and half hours north of auckland, the area is only at 71% vaccination rate at this stage of those who are eligible to be vaccinated.
away from new zealand, given the opportunity for people to come back at something the government has obviously weighed quite seriously and delicately and feels that this is the right time to do that. greetings from new zealand. i think the first thing we need to let that is, a new zealand, we have treated covid i9 in response to covid i9 as a public health issue. the country went into lockdown, we have set targets for ourselves for a 90% vaccination rate across the whole country, and every new zealander, every organisation regarding health has wrecked back to the neck recommended that target of 90%. we haven t got there with our most vulnerable communities, so it s very important to all of our maori health providers. maori health providers make up the largest contingent of health prevention to maori in low
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GP/Mahitahi Hauora rift widening after letter to health minister Andrew Little
9 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM
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Bush Road Medical Centre GP Dr Andrew Miller is one of three GPs who have publicly criticised the actions of Mahitahi Hauora. Photo / Tania Whyte
Bush Road Medical Centre GP Dr Andrew Miller is one of three GPs who have publicly criticised the actions of Mahitahi Hauora. Photo / Tania Whyte
The divide between general practice doctors and their funding holder Mahitahi Hauora is widening after several Whangārei GPs wrote to Health Minister Andrew Little, claiming their relationship is untenable. Dr Melissa Gilbert-Smith from Kensington Health,