The New Zealand Primary Healthcare  Awards | He Tohu Mauri Ora 

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Supporting the primary care sector 

A strong primary care sector is crucial to a successful New Zealand health system, providing great care for patients and a great work environment.   

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The Health Media believes the awards will encourage collaboration and innovation in primary care, and allow the healthcare sector and the public to see how hard primary care practitioners work to improve the health and wellbeing of all New Zealanders and keep them out of the secondary care (hospital) system.  

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The collective aim is to improve access, health and wellbeing outcomes for Māori and non-Māori alike, and the awards celebrate the work that is already happening to encourage further collaboration.  

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Awards gala dinner 

The night will celebrate and showcase the best of the best across primary healthcare in Aotearoa. It’s the perfect opportunity to socialise and network with your colleagues across the primary healthcare sector.

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Awards sponsors 

Sponsorships are available. Join us and show your organisation’s support for the primary care sector.

​As a sponsor of this highly successful event, your support will reward those providers who don’t just display excellence in their own profession, but who show they are working with other disciplines to provide quality services and improve health outcomes.

For enquiries, email Rhonda Jackson - rjackson@nzdoctor.co.nz

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Stay up to date 

Be sure to register for our special awards e-newsletter Primary Stars to receive the latest awards news and updates. You can also follow the awards on LinkedIn, Twitter, or Facebook. Please use #PrimaryStarsNZ to share any of our posts with your friends and colleagues. 

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Don’t forget to subscribe to New Zealand Doctor or Pharmacy Today to keep up to date on all relevant information year-round on the primary healthcare sector. 

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The awards are proudly hosted by The Health Media Ltd, proud publishers of Pharmacy Today | Kaitiaki Rongoā O Te Wā and New Zealand Doctor | Rata Aotearoa.