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The NZ Telehealth Leadership Group are hosting a series of webinars to help support providers implementing telehealth services. The first is being held on 30 April at 7pm, and will cover topics including clinical, legal, software, security and more: bit.ly/3cuQL4C

Fellow Sarah Sciascia encourages eligible whānau to get the flu vaccination: bit.ly/3arkCto

What does Level 3 mean for general practice? If you haven't seen it yet, we've collated a few points about this on our website, which you can view here, and don't forget to check out our FAQs: bit.ly/2yQIZU5

A research team from the University of Auckland is conducting a study on the role of primary care in the current pandemic response, to assess the preparedness and response strategies of primary health care systems globally. Find out more and participate: bit.ly/3bPi5e1

Primary Care 'hotline' - call 0800 177 622 The Ministry of Health has announced a new primary care phone line to help health professionals navigate the challenges they are facing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More information: bit.ly/3dmhTmM

Our latest COVID-19 resources include a risk assessment matrix, guidance around PPE and respiratory tract infections and a testing flowchart. Check them out on our new COVID-19 microsite: bit.ly/2L6PpkQ

Members, check your emails for your invitation to register for our COVID-19 webinar next Tuesday (12 May) at 7.30pm. We'll see you there!

College Medical Director Dr Bryan Betty will be a regular radio guest every three weeks on Newstalk ZB's Saturday Morning with Jack Tame. In his most recent session, Bryan discusses recent challenges with flu vaccine distribution: bit.ly/35I0iTJ

From June this year, Medcast is hosting a series of webinars specifically tailored for NZ GPs and practice nurses. Find out more and register: bit.ly/2zjTWxP

The World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) is hosting a series of COVID-19 webinars. Info on how to watch here: bit.ly/2Z2dPnW, and you can check out past webinars on the WONCA YouTube channel: bit.ly/35XJ2K6

NZ Doctor ran a survey recently to assess how GPs have felt during the COVID-19 pandemic. Views on support for general practice during the pandemic varied widely, but were 'favourable' towards the RNZCGP: bit.ly/2XbVyBU

"Hopefully we're at at the stage now where we can take a breath, and think about the positives coming out of this..." Hear what epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker had to say at our members' COVID-19 webinar last Tuesday: bit.ly/3bOHuDQ

Great work from our Waikato Faculty organising these mentoring workshops 👏 bit.ly/2BsMTUx

Have you seen our latest CME events? Keep an eye on our events page for a range of learning and networking opportunities, covering topics such as opoids, disability awareness, ADHD and more: bit.ly/2VSJeGQ

Looking for your next opportunity? Don't forget to check out our classifieds page, where you'll find a range of opportunities across the country in both general practice and rural medicine: bit.ly/3efNXcc

As you may recall, during the COVID-19 lockdown we prepared a COVID-19 'Risk Matrix' to help primary care health professionals assess their own and their colleagues’ risk within the clinical setting. Click here to view an updated version of the matrix: bit.ly/2Wn8oNY

Would you like to submit an abstract to be considered for presentation at the Health Aotearoa 2020 conference (previously WONCA) this November? Submissions close this Sunday 26 July, so get in quick! Submit here: bit.ly/39pt9y4

As you may know, College Medical Director Dr Bryan Betty is a regular guest on News Talk ZB's Saturday Mornings with Jack Tame segment. Bryan's next session is this Saturday (25 July) at 10.45am, and he'll be discussing type 2 diabetes – don't forget to tune in.

Final call! If you would you like to submit an abstract to be considered for presentation at the Health Aotearoa 2020 conference (previously WONCA) this November, submissions close this Sunday, so get in quick! Submit here: bit.ly/39pt9y4

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