Finalists Named for the Inaugural NZ Primary Health Awards
29 January
2020
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Ora
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Mākohakoha
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Through the work you are all doing, our
whānau, our community and our nation
prosper.
Organisers of the inaugural New Zealand Primary Healthcare Awards | He Tohu Mauri Ora are excited to announce the judges’ decisions about who the finalists are!
Forty-two finalists – listed below – from close to 180 entrants to the first ever national primary healthcare awards are ready to find out if they will be the stars of primary care 2020.
Winners will be
announced at a special Gala Awards Night in Auckland on 29
February.
Awards judges looked for individuals and teams who made an impact on healthcare services, moving New Zealand closer to a country where all people get the care they need when they need it.
Five
entries were also recognised as Highly Commended – see
list below.
Calibre is
amazing!
Judge Convenor Dr Linda Bryant
says she was wowed by the submissions and that
the calibre of the awards has been amazing.
“Feedback from the judges is that it has been an eye-opener as to the incredible people and services we have, and it was very difficult to judge as there were so many that were so close.
“They wanted to have so many more acknowledged for the work that is being done. Really tough decisions,” Dr Bryant says.
The people and teams
who have made it onto the awards short list have shown a mix
of sustainability, creative and original thought,
collaboration and courage.
In addition to the awards
finalists below, there will also be a Supreme Award winner,
chosen from all the category winners on the night.
About the awards
The prestigious new national awards support and reward primary healthcare innovation, collaboration and outcomes. Twenty-one awards categories and the Supreme Award cover pharmacy, general practice, primary care nursing, practice management, industry suppliers and more.
The awards are organised by
the Health Media Ltd and the Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand
Inc and generously supported by principal sponsor the
Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) and other
high-profile health sector groups.
A complete list of
finalists is attached, and more information about their
entries can be viewed tomorrow 30 January on the NZ Primary
Healthcare Awards website nzphawards.co.nz as well as NZDoctor.co.nz and PharmacyToday.co.nz
Gala
Awards Night
The Gala celebrations kick off from
6pm at Shed 10 on the Auckland waterfront. Television
presenter Kanoa Lloyd will emcee and DJ Bronson will set the
mood.
The night will bring together some of New
Zealand’s leading healthcare professionals and
representatives from government, non-government and private
industry to mix, mingle, and celebrate the best of the best
in primary healthcare.
Tickets are on sale now ($225 +
GST). Limited seats are available, and ticket sales close on
14 February. To book a seat, email Emma Houltham: nzphawards@pgnz.org.nz.
Principal sponsor
Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC)
Gold sponsors
BDO New Zealand,
Blue Star, College of Nurses Aotearoa NZ, Douglas
Pharmaceuticals, GlaxoSmithKline, Green Cross Health, Habit
Group, Medispace, Medtech, Ministry of Health,
Pharmaceutical Society, Pharmacy Guild, ProPharma, Sanofi,
Southern Cross Health Insurance, Spark Health, and Total
Healthcare
ENDS