Organisations

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• Pharmacy Direct (www.pharmacydirect.co.nz)

  Buy health products and over the counter medicines quickly and easily with Pharmacy Direct. Their extensive range covers vitamins and supplements, baby products, alternative medicines, natural health treatments and sports medicine products.

• New Zealand Association of Professional Hypnotherapists   (www.nzaph.co.nz)

  The largest professional association in New Zealand for health professionals who use hypnosis as their main form of treatment. The organisation's purpose is to promote practicing standards and professionalism for hypnotherapists, and promote the benefits of hypnotherapy.

• New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists   (www.nzap.org.nz)

  The NZAP is a professional organisation which sets, examines and maintains specific standards for the safe and ethical practice of psychotherapy in New Zealand.

• New Zealand Ayurvedic Association   (www.ayurveda.org.nz)

  A Web site featuring news, articles, resources and information on ayurveda and yoga; for students, practitioners and the public.

• New Zealand Blood Service   (www.nzblood.co.nz)

  A not-for-profit government organisation ensuring the supply of safe blood and blood products to New Zealand.

• New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation   (www.nzbcf.org.nz)

  Information for all women on understanding your risk, detection, treatment, and useful resources on breast cancer.

• New Zealand Cancer Control Trust   (www.cancercontrol.org.nz)

  A consortium of organisations committed to the development of a national cancer control strategy for New Zealand. They aim to reduce the burden of cancer on the people of New Zealand.

• New Zealand Charter   (www.healthcharter.org.nz)

  An overview of the purpose of the Charter, to search for health professionals in your area, and to contact.

• New Zealand Chiropractors' Association   (www.chiropractic.org.nz)

  The official New Zealand association for chiropractors offers support to chiropractors and chiropractic patients, and promotes the benefits of chiropractic care.

• New Zealand Christian Counsellors Association   (www.nzcca.org.nz)

  Established in 1996 as a charitable organisation, the NZCCA are committed to promoting professional excellence in counselling practice nationwide.

• New Zealand Committee of Pathologists   (www.rcpanz.org.nz)

  The site features newsletters and information from the New Zealand Committee of Pathologists.

• New Zealand Continence Association   (www.continence.co.nz)

  A charitable organisation committed to the assessment and management of bladder and bowel control problems.

• New Zealand Council of Homoeopaths   (www.homeopathy.co.nz)

  There are four manufacturing homeopathic pharmacies in New Zealand and a number of chemist shops that offer a full range of homeopathic products and potencies.

• New Zealand Dental Association   (www.nzda.org.nz)

  The professional association for New Zealand dentists, providing services for its members and speaking on behalf of New Zealand dentistry as a whole.

• New Zealand Dental Hygienists' Association   (www.nzdha.co.nz)

  Formed in 1993 to meet the demands of a rapidly growing profession in New Zealand.

• New Zealand Dental Therapists’ Association   (www.nzdta.co.nz)

  Provide up to date information about the Association’s activities to members and prospective members and others who visit our site.

• New Zealand Dietetic Association   (www.dietitians.org.nz)

  A association representing over 450 dietitians and associated professionals practicing in diverse areas of dietetics throughout New Zealand.

• New Zealand Dietitans Board   (www.dietitiansboard.org.nz)

  Information and resource about dietitans.

• New Zealand Ergonomics Society   (www.ergonomics.org.nz)

  Helping people understand what the science of ergonomics involves, and how ergonomics can be successfully applied in all aspects of society.

• New Zealand Foundation for Cosmetic Plastic Surgery   (www.cosmeticsurgery.org.nz)

  The New Zealand Foundation for Cosmetic Plastic Surgery was established to foster surgical excellence and patient welfare. All members are registered by the New Zealand Medical Council as specialists in plastic surgery.

• New Zealand Foundation for Cosmetic Plastic Surgery   (www.nzcosmeticsurgery.org.nz)

  To educate the public and medical collegues about Cosmetic Surgery and to set and maintain standards of excellence is our surgical field.

• New Zealand Guidelines Group   (www.nzgg.org.nz)

  Established to develop common language and expectations regarding best practice clinical guidelines in the health and disability sector.

• New Zealand HealthCare Pharmacists' Association   (www.nzhpa.org.nz)

  Formed in 1952, the Association's membership includes all pharmacists and pharmacy technicians involved in the provision of health care.

• New Zealand Health Information Service   (www.nzhis.govt.nz)

  A group within the New Zealand Ministry of Health, responsible for the collection and dissemination of health-related data.

• New Zealand Health Innovation Awards   (www.healthinnovationawards.co.nz)

  New Zealand's health sector is constantly developing better products, services and processes. The annual Health Innovation Awards recognise and celebrate these initiatives.

• New Zealand Health Technology Assessment   (nzhta.chmeds.ac.nz)

  The NZHTA is a clearing house for health outcomes and health technology assessment. The mission of NZHTA is to assist New Zealand health and disability services through the production and dissemination of evidence-based information for decisions on health policy and purchasing, service management, and clinical practice.