We regret to inform you that He Ako Hiringa will shut down on 30 June 2024, as our contract with Pharmac is coming to an end.
Find out more in this press release.
We regret to inform you that He Ako Hiringa will shut down on 30 June 2024, as our contract with Pharmac is coming to an end.
Find out more in this press release.
Our newsflash keeps you updated on our latest content, ensuring that you don't miss any of our resources between newsletters. View the latest newsflash here.
Our February newsletter features our upcoming webinar with professor Nicola Dalbeth and our new COVID-19 article. It also highlights our gout resources coming soon.
Our January newsletter outlines what you can expect from us in early 2024 and highlights our resources that pharmacists might want to use for recertification. We also share data insights from our recent EPiC update.
Data are now current to 30 September 2023 across the EPiC dashboard, allowing a further two years of medicine data comparison for various conditions. Viewing the latest data alongside the previous year (ended September 2022) provides an opportunity to reflect on your practice and see how your prescribing compares over time in key areas.
Our December newsletter wraps up our content for the year and highlights our recent resources including our asthma webinar, hepatitis C podcast and antimicrobial stewardship webinar.
Our November newsletter highlights our asthma, hep C article, and morphine brand change announcement.
Our October newsletter features our upcoming webinar with Dr Sharon Gardiner and our new menopause resource hub. It also highlights our resources coming soon.
Our September newsletter introduces our new youth mental health article, EPiC Opioids, and webinar recording. It also highlights the recent updates that we've made to our EPiC Reflect activities.
Our August newsletter highlights our new article on appropriate supply of medicines, our upcoming menopause webinar and our updated EPiC Reflect activity.
Our July newsletter highlights our youth mental health webinar recording and article, our newly translated Virus Action Plans (now available in 7 languages), and the updates to EPiC Annual Report.
The number of youth receiving medicine for emotional and mental health in Aotearoa New Zealand has increased relative to previous years. Perhaps even more concerning, is the widening of the gap in prescribing to rangatahi Māori and young Pacific peoples compared to their peers of European/Other ethnicity.
Find out more in this press release.