Please see the email below from Te Whatu Ora which is a summary of progress of the roll-out of the new and improved urgent care framework. Te Whatu Ora will be running a webinar for those keen to find out more or ask questions: Date: Tuesday 5 May 2026Time: 6pm – 7pmRegister: click here to…
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Adult onset Still Disease is a rare condition that presents with intermittent high fevers, arthralgia and a salmon pink rash.
The RNZCGP Auckland Faculty has a three-hour Sports Medicine CME event being held at the Waipuna Hotel in Auckland on May 9 from 0900-1200. RNZCUC Fellows and registrars are welcome. The event is free, although spaces are limited, so you must register. The talks are being delivered by a wide range of clinicians from Sports…
UCCIS version 2 has been live since the 7 April 2026. Whilst mostly successful, we have noted some minor bugs and issues. Thank you to those who have remailed to let us know of issues that they have noted. The table below summarises the main issues noted. We will maintain this table until issues are…
Kia ora koutou, It is an incredibly demanding period for the College office, with a multitude of projects and initiatives underway at the same time. UCCISv2 launch (although successful, it has its teething problems) New governance stuctures, policies, and processes Preparation for the launch of Distinguished Fellow awards New IS to support governance Migration of…
In cases of Fournier’s Gangrene, and necrotising fasciitis in general, early detection and treatment is vital. Risk factors help raise the concern and knowing about SGLT-2 inhibitors as an evolving risk factor is important.
AGM 2026: A Quick Update for Our Members Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 2026 Annual General Meeting! As many of you know, this was a deferred meeting; we originally gathered on 24 March but didn’t quite hit the numbers needed for a quorum. We were pleased to successfully hold the meeting…
Pica is an eating disorder that can cause abdominal symptoms, obstruction, poisoning, parasitic infections and is associated with iron deficiency anaemia. We should be aware of it in the urgent care setting.