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Nurse Practitioners NZ Conference 2024
18-19 October 2024
Rotorua Energy Events Centre
Join us on 18-19 October 2024 to re-connect and celebrate our theme of “Advancing Nurse Practitioner Practice for Better Patient Outcomes” which describes our Nurse Practitioners and Colleagues as we strive to deliver “simply the best” healthcare that we can.
This will be a thought provoking, educational two days with a lineup of esteemed speakers that will resonate not only with Nurse Practitioners but any Health Care Professional that has patient care as their focus.
Keynote speakers; Sir Ray Avery and Sir Ashley Bloomfield.
Registrations and programme available on our website now:
https://www.npnzconference.org.nz