Watch this webinar recording on Rongoā Māori and learn about its proven ability to improve whānau and community wellbeing, plus be inspired to explore how to support this kaupapa in your rohe. This webinar explores groundbreaking partnerships and highlights how the health care sector can give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi by supporting, resourcing and empowering whānau Māori to access Indigenous healing practices as an option alongside Western models of medicine. Hear also about meaningful collaboration alongside contemporary health settings.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, integrating telehealth with traditional in-person visits is becoming increasingly crucial. This recorded webinar explores some of the best practices for developing and implementing a hybrid model that enhances continuity of care, improves accessibility, and enhances patient outcomes.

Watch this Peer group recording on how this framework is summarised as a flexible, six-step, values-based framework which ensures that community and whānau are at the centre of (re)designing equitable health and wellbeing services in a genuine, purposeful partnership. A key difference of this co-design framework from Euro-centric approaches is its foundation in values and informed by Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

We want to acknowledge Canterbury Clinical Network, who identified Collaborative Aotearoa as the preferred kaitiaki/guardian of the Kia Kotahi Partnership In Design framework, following the network’s permanent closure in April 2024.

Watch this recording webinar on how Paramedics and Extended Care Paramedics bring essential skills in acute care, patient assessment, and emergency response, boosting the capacity of healthcare teams for urgent care, home visits, and complex patient needs.

20 June 2024

We’re excited to invite Chris Peck to talk through Financial Modelling for General Practice. This will be part of a toolkit of resources Collaborative Aotearoa are developing to support PHOs and their Practices.

This recorded webinar encapsulates our current insights and perspectives on digital health solutions aimed at facilitating timely access to primary care. It provided an opportunity to explore tools and resources that general practices can integrate and utilise to improve access to care. Our panel of digital leaders, clinicians, and researchers addressed questions and engaged in discussions on various digital technologies, portals, triage tools, and effective resources.

Watch this webinar on digital technologies to support with Long Term Care management. Approximately one in four New Zealanders lives with multiple chronic health conditions, which equates to about 1.3 million people in the country.

This recorded webinar adopts a proactive approach, focusing on preventive measures and prioritizing people's well-being. The panel for this session includes speakers with expertise in clinical and practice management, firsthand experience, and representatives from the Ministry of Social Development.

A focus on immunisation, state of the nation and shared experiences of running an effective immunisation clinic.

William Pati aka GUMZ joins us to update us on how his Pasifika expo went.

Jess White from Practice Plus with an update and feedback about the new afterhours Telehealth service for patients in Rural communities.

Join us as we chat to Chria maika from Ruku Ki te ako about our new Te Tiriti learning modules. Then our Digital Health Lead shares the latest in the digital health space.

Join us to talk about Open notes with Jane Ayling from Cook Street health and also Patient portal comparisons with Petria, as well as a wrap up of 2023 Peer Learning sessions

Helmut Modlik (Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira) presents on how to deliver genuine change through leading from the grassroots, and gives his thoughts on what's required for the health sector to thrive with the upcoming health reforms.

The Honourable Minister of Health Andrew Little presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on the future of general practice, with a specific locality focus.

Auckland based community organiser Alexandra Nicholas presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on her mahi, and how to effectively and authentically engage with communities.

Dr Dougal Thorburn presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on how we can bring Pae Ora to life through the upcoming health reforms.

Presentation Slides - Dr Dougal Thorburn

Our amazing lived experience advisors Gary Sutcliffe, Whaea Merle Samuels, and Karōria Johns, facilitated by Alexandra Nicholas, discuss the ways in which practices can uplift and whakamana whānau voice at the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022.

Shirleyanne Brown presents to the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 on authentically partnering for tangata whenua wellbeing.

Presentation Slides - Shirleyanne Brown

Margie Apa (Tumu Whakaere, Te Whatu Ora) and Riana Manuel (Tumu Whakaere, Te Aku Whai Ora) join us On the Couch at the Collaborative Aotearoa Symposium 2022 to discuss the upcoming health reforms and answer questions from the audience.