ChalkTalks

More than 90 per cent of Kiwis who made submissions on the euthanasia bill want the proposed law change scrapped.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WreuT1YQGI Hamish Rutherford from NZME interviews Sarah Fitt, Chief Executive of Pharmac - one of the panellists taking part in HealthCentral ChalkTalks’ panel discussion on the “Future of New Zealand’s Healthcare - how do we...

As New Zealand considers a bill looking to legalise euthanasia, an Otago University ethicist considers it’s time to shine the light on the ethical complications surrounding body donation and assisted dying.

Health Central Editor, Jude Barback talks to the Wellbeing in the Workplace panellists ahead of the panel discussion.

The End of Life Choice Bill misunderstands what it means to live and to die, says Dame Tariana Turia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOLv-E_9JpM Hamish Rutherford from NZME talks to Dr Janice Wilson, Chief Executive of the Health Quality & Safety Commission - one of the panellists taking part in HealthCentral ChalkTalks’ panel discussion on the “Future of...

The modern workplace is brimming with wellbeing initiatives, but unless these are underpinned by a culture that truly values and looks after its employees, these initiatives won’t benefit businesses in the way they hoped. By Jude Barback.

A bill legalising assisted dying has inched closer to becoming law, despite plans by critics for a long and messy battle. Act leader David Seymour scored a win late in Parliament on Wednesday as changes...

Jude Barback says while last night’s Health Central ChalkTalks panel discussion on the End of Life Choice Bill raised more questions than it did answers, it is clear that this is the conversation we need to be having.

In anticipation of next week’s Health Central ChalkTalks panel discussion on Wellbeing in the Workplace and the release of the Wellbeing Budget the week after, we ask our panellists why wellbeing is such a hot topic and whether we’re making progress in our workplaces.