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Four of New Zealand's largest primary healthcare organisations have joined forces to create an innovation hub to develop and deploying digital solutions to improve patient care.
Pegasus, Pinnacle, ProCare and Tū Ora Compass Health - which together representing more than 500 general practices - have launched a new company, Health Accelerator, with a stated aim to " help transform the future of primary care.
Bindi Norwell is the co-chair at Health Accelerator, and also ProCare chief executive, and she says the group wants to improve clinical workflows and reduce the administrative workload so that doctors, nurses, and practice staff can focus on caring for their patients.
