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THE TRUTH ABOUT: Dhbs | History Defined

‘Unsustainable situation’ drives senior lab scientist out of NZ hospitals

Opinion: Terry Taylor’s departure is a symptom of a sick medical laboratory funding system, outsourced, ill-equipped and under-funded, argues Ian Powell.

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How Te Whatu Ora can succeed: Learn lessons of the past

While Te Whatu Ora’s birth signifies the death of DHBs, we must look into the past for answers, write political opposites Ian Powell and Heather Roy.

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$30m-plus on a transition to... what?

Questions are raised over fundamental work not done by the health transition unit

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How Te Whatu Ora can succeed: Overcome a structural weakness

An omission from the Pae Ora Act is a major deficit, write political opposites Ian Powell and Heather Roy, in the second part of their series on Te Whatu Ora.

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How Te Whatu Ora can succeed: Put patients first

Political opposites Ian Powell and Heather Roy take the temperature of the country’s unitary health body.

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A modest proposal for radical reform of community care

The health reforms are a massive opportunity to improve home health services, pay support staff more, and slash admin – without Government spending more, says NZ Health Group boss.

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MIQ and 10 million hours of care: The health leader you've never heard of

The head of NZ’s biggest home and community care provider has resigned, citing stress and burnout. But the job's not over yet. Now she's got healthcare reform in her sights.

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Retired psychiatrist has high hopes of health reforms

There’s reason to think the Cinderella of the health system, psychiatric services, will deliver better results with the scrapping of DHBs, says a mental-health veteran.

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Aotearoa must be vigilant after Roe v Wade

Liz Beddoe and Eileen Joy look at the potential ramifications of Roe v Wade for NZ, finding many ways even so-called 'settled law' could be undermined by funding and access barriers.

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Health sector urged to prepare for shifting sands

DHBs are replaced with big national health authorities this week, but patients and suppliers are yet to discover where they will fit on NZ's new health map | Content partnership

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Budget 2022: Health and squeezed middle win big

The Government responds to the financial pain of the 'squeezed middle' with a $1 billion Budget cost-of-living package, writes political editor Jo Moir

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The rise and rise of EY

EY became the consultancy of choice for DHBs. David Williams follows the money

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As DHBs die, a chance to feed a starved health system

Question marks over how much health funding will change in this year’s huge shake-up.

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