Organisations

Health services group that aims to bring together core businesses within the healthcare and medical sectors, offering multi-discipline solutions for clients and patients. Covers the areas of rehabilitation, diagnostics and dental.

The ATM combines the voices of a large number of non-government organisations advocating for increased access to medicines in New Zealand. Members of the coalition are all disease-specific groups that provide support, information/education, health promotion or clinical services to their constituent groups.

A revolutionary new way to manage your health spending, offereing you more choice and more control.

Formed in 1952, ADONZ has been instrumental in every new regulation and in the education of dispensing opticians nationwide.

Working together to enhance quality of life for older people in Hamilton and the Waikato region. Age Concern Hamilton is part of a network of over 30 councils throughout New Zealand.

A tool for people who work in the promotion of nutrition and physical activity in New Zealand.

Established in 1976, ALAC aims to encourage the responsible use of alcohol.

Providing up-to-date information and support to amputees in New Zealand. The Federation has nine district branches nationwide.

A body representing the interests of social workers in Aotearoa New Zealand and providing the structure for accountability of social workers.

A site established by the Auckland Regional Public Health Service with funding from the Ministry of Health. The site provides a single pool of health resources in English and various Asian languages to enhance Asian people's access to health services and information, and to assist health providers to enhance their outreach to Asian communities.

A support service providing strategic advice to management and service providers on how to be culturally responsive in the healthcare of the Asian population in the Waitemata district.

Designing health management and patient support programmes for pharmaceutical and wellness centres.

Health authority for the Auckland region, providing and funding public hospital and health services. It aims to promote, improve and protect the health of people and communities.

Public health is divided into Health Promotion and Health Protection services. Both services aim to promote health and prevent disease and injury.

Providing an integrated Public Health service to the diverse communities and groups of people who live in the Auckland Region, from Mercer to Wellsford.

Aiming to support and empower women and children in their healing from the effects of sexual abuse/assault, and to work towards the prevention of sexual abuse/assault.

Providing a voice for women's health in the Auckland region.

A Pacific-led PHO which is based in the Auckland District Health Board region. Its members include six general practitioner clinics and one regional public health provider.

The college of medicine and the professional association for public health medicine in Australia and New Zealand. They offer training and continuing professional development.

ASCEPT is a professional organisation for clinical and experimental pharmacologists and toxicologists in Australia and New Zealand.

The ANZDATA Registry records the incidence, prevalence and outcome of dialysis and transplant treatment for patients with end stage renal failure.

The ANZHNS is a multidisciplinary group of medical specialists, promoting the practice of head and neck oncology, fostering research and seeking optimal treatment outcomes.

ANZICS is a professional and advocacy body for medical practitioners specialising in the treatment and management of critically ill patients in public and private hospitals.

The ANZSN site provides information on members, research opportunities, fellowships and case studies in the field of nephrology or disease of the kidney.

Occupational medicine is concerned with the effect of work on health and the effect of health on a worker's ability and efficiency. ANZSOM is a professional organisation encourages the advancement of knowledge for registered medical practitioners who are actively involved in or who are interested in occupational medicine.