Monday Pānui 8 June 2026
- Jun 8
- 3 min read
In today’s Pānui
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PSAAP Capitation Funding Offer | Thank you to the practices that have already taken the time to review the PSAAP information and provide feedback. Your engagement is helping shape ongoing discussions, and we expect PHOs will be able to provide updated information next week.
Complex proposals deserve careful consideration. Given further information is expected this week, we encourage practices to review the updated material and webinar discussions before making a final decision.
If you are involved in considering the offer, we strongly encourage you to attend any one of this week's webinar sessions. These webinars are an excellent opportunity to hear directly from those involved in the PSAAP process and have your questions answered.
Attend the session that suits you best from the options below. You are also welcome to submit questions in advance to admin@gpnz.org.nz.
GPNZ Webinar one: Monday 8 June, 6.00pm Join on this link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/46324885503735?p=SGWvnUiXIOlZaYADmJ Meeting ID: 463 248 855 037 35 | Passcode: a6rD9HM3
GPNZ Webinar two: Wednesday 10 June, 12.00 noon Join on this link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/48599882841582?p=t371gE8aj6DpFoeMwx Meeting ID: 485 998 828 415 82 | Passcode: MD7vW7K2
GPNZ Webinar three: Wednesday 10 June, 6.00pm Join on this link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/45480156895067?p=ePPdJDYSbPG9agjQRb Meeting ID: 454 801 568 950 67 | Passcode: Xi3Fb2hc
Contracted Provider Caucus Webinar: Wednesday 10 June, 6.30pm Register for the zoom on this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cs5AWkSMTZSep5avt_tcIQ#/registration
See slide deck for further information.
If you have any questions or need clarification, you are welcome to email barbara@aucklandpho.co.nz or phone 021 669 533 |
Changes to Former Refugee Patient Funding Eligibility
| Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora (Health NZ) are making changes to primary care eligibility funding for former refugee patients.
Funding has historically been available to general practices to cover some of the costs associated with health care for former refugees.
These changes are to address service variation for former refugee groups across Aotearoa New Zealand.
The changes in eligibility are as follows:
Changes will be made to claim forms from 1 July. Practices will be required to submit a refugee patient’s ‘Date of Arrival’ on the claim form (this is the date the patient arrived in New Zealand (or date of claim lodged if a Convention Refugee or Current Asylum Seeker), not the date they enrolled in the practice).
Who is affected? This applies to all refugees enrolled in your practice who you are making a claim for. Refugee groups include: Quota refugee (attended Mangere Refugee Resettlement Centre) – includes Refugee Quota & Refugee Quota Family Reunification Refugee Family Support Category, Community Organisation Refugee Sponsorship (CORS) Programme or Afghan Emergency Resettlement Category Current Asylum Seeker and Convention Refugee
It is important to note that these changes are being implemented nationally and apply across all PHOs. Auckland PHO will continue to work with Health New Zealand to understand the impact of these changes and will keep practices informed as further details become available. |
National Palliative Care Programme Updates
| Missed last week’s ‘Palliative care for adults + a new equity framework’ webinar? You can watch the 45 min recording here.
Glean the latest updates on the National Palliative Care Work Programme.
Find out more about the proposed National Model for Adult Palliative Care (and the feedback that’s been received about it).
Learn more about the proposed new equity framework. |
Scheduled Indici Upgrade Notification (v2.3.4.9) – Tonight,10:30 PM
| There is a scheduled Indici upgrade tonight at 10.30pm. Please expect a service outage of approximately 30 minutes between 10:30 PM – 11:00 PM during this upgrade.
If you have any question regarding this, please email icc@indici.nz
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Barbara Stevens | Tumu Whakarae / CEO


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