National PRIME Committee

Learn what each of the political parties currently in Parliament will do to improve health outcomes in rural communities if elected to form a Government. Each health representative will be given five minutes to explain their rural health manifesto, and then they will be asked a series of questions, including taking questions from the audience on the night. 

Join us for Hauora Taiwhenua’s first webinar of our new Winter Series, “Conversations in Rural Health”, an opportunity to hear from Dr Ruth Large and Matthew Devonald on the extended offering of the seasonal pressure interim clinical telehealth service.

Hauora Taiwhenua Rural Health Network is a membership organization that represents the interests of the interprofessional teams that provide health and wellbeing services across rural Aotearoa New Zealand. We have over 1800 members across the 194 rural general practices, 24 rural hospitals, community based midwifery and allied health services, and numerous rural community and agribusiness organisations. Our members are organised into nine Chapters of special interest, who have worked together to ensure a rural lens is cast across the development of the Women’s Health Strategy.