Gender Affirming Healthcare: A Decision for Clinicians, Patients and Whānau
RANZCOG is concerned about New Zealand's recently announced ban on puberty blockers for young people seeking gender affirming healthcare.

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RANZCOG is concerned about New Zealand's recently announced ban on puberty blockers for young people seeking gender affirming healthcare.
RANZCOG statement in response to 3-Day Postnatal Stay Amendment announcement.
RANZCOG has issued an apology to Māori trainees and Fellows who have experienced culturally unsafe training conditions.
The Bill signals a troubling departure away from evidence-based healthcare policy in New Zealand.
Maternity leaders urge caution ahead of the second reading of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) (3-Day Postnatal Stay) Amendment Bill.
The research aims to respond to the goal of growing the Māori obstetrics and gynaecology workforce through training and retention.
The College calls for action following release of "Femicide: Deaths resulting from gender-based violence in Aotearoa New Zealand" report.
The modest increase in Vote Health funding is unlikely to make a difference for women, but access to primary care and longer prescriptions may.
RANZCOG says this Bill impedes equitable healthcare access for intersex, trans and gender diverse communities.
RANZCOG recommends a planned approach and appropriate clinical governance to outsourcing when addressing surgical wait times.
RANZCOG statement in response to 3-Day Postnatal Stay Amendment announcement.
RANZCOG has issued an apology to Māori trainees and Fellows who have experienced culturally unsafe training conditions.
The Bill signals a troubling departure away from evidence-based healthcare policy in New Zealand.
Maternity leaders urge caution ahead of the second reading of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) (3-Day Postnatal Stay) Amendment Bill.
The research aims to respond to the goal of growing the Māori obstetrics and gynaecology workforce through training and retention.
The College calls for action following release of "Femicide: Deaths resulting from gender-based violence in Aotearoa New Zealand" report.