Urgent Bite 326 – When liquid medication tastes foul
Some medicine tastes foul, and this is a barrier to administration. How can we make this easier? But always remember to check current guidelines, as recommendations can change.
Workplace and Renumeration Survey Results 2026
Thank you to those who responded. This report does not include a longitudinal analysis as the survey questions were changed this year to capture the data more accurately. This report serves as a snapshot for the period 2025-2026. A longitudinal analysis will be done at a later stage as extra work is required to accurately…
ECG Weekly: New method of access
ECG Weekly has changed the model in which members can gain access to their annual subscription. The College will supply members with unique codes to access the service. Please see instructions on how to access below. E-mail the College if you are interested in a membership. Fellows – email ca@rnzcuc.org.nz Trainees – email tpc@rnzcuc.org.nz 2.…
Education Committee Report October 2026
Tēnā koutou, We hope you all enjoyed the Bootcamp for those who attended and it was good to catch up with those I saw there. A few updates from the Education Committee below. New EDC members We would like to welcome two new members to the EDC: Dr Carmen Chan and Dr Stephen Adams. Both…
Bootcamp 2026 – Report
The 2026 Urgent Care Bootcamp took place at the Ellerslie Novotel in Auckland on September 18-20. This coincided with the 25th Anniversary of the scope of urgent care being recognised by the Medical Council of New Zealand, a world first that remains the only recognised scope of urgent care worldwide. We gathered for a weekend…