In today’s Pānui |
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Auckland PHO staff updates
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In her absence, please contact Barbara Stevens – 021 669 533 or barbara@aucklandpho.co.nz
In her absence, please contact Ashley Hulme – 021 02420904 or ashley@aucklandpho.co.nz
Following an extended overseas holiday, Ali is returning next Monday. Her role involves providing effective linkages, support, training and assistance to the Auckland PHO Primary Care network, particularly assisting with new GP, NP, practice nurse onboarding and providing clinical expertise and guidance. Ali will be in touch with practice teams in the next two weeks, along with contact details.
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Transfer of Care and Test Results Responsibility | The Transfer of Care and Test Results responsibility has now been signed by the CMOs at Manatū Hauora, Te Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whai Ora and published on the Te Whatu Ora website. This work has been through several iterations with feedback from regional and local clinical governance groups and clinical leaders across the New Zealand.
Clinical leaders will now look towards embedding the principles in operational procedures. See Transfer of Care and Test Results Responsibility – Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora
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GP2GP Webpages on the Te Whatu Ora website
| The GP2GP webpages on the Te Whatu Ora website are now live. They can found here GP2GP – Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora
Information provided includes how to use and troubleshooting.
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Auckland PHO’s Discretionary Funding Pool (DFP) | Are you utilising Auckland PHO’s DFP?
The DFP is a discretionary pool of funding that clinicians can access to assist patients who require support funding for a range of procedures and diagnostics. There are also options for discreet funding support to assist with consultation payments.
Note that in the event the practice has not used their funding allocation by 30 June, it will be returned to the DFP ‘pot’ and reallocated in the new financial year.
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Barbara Stevens |Tumu Whakarae/CEO