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  •   Home > News > Health & Safety

    Belief health care is getting better - despite it now taking longer to access

    Belief health care is getting better - despite it now taking longer to access


    Health New Zealand's revealed a marked decline in timely primary and hospital healthcare - in the past decade.

    Numbers of people waiting more than four months to see a specialist - trebled between 2020 and 2023.

    Royal College of GPs Medical Director Luke Bradford says there are some positives, once people access care.

    He says there's been a decrease in surgical complications and better experiences had by patients in the system.

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