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NewsNZ Health Group processes 2 million calls using AI-Powered contact centre9 July; 2026 Home and community care provider New Zealand Health Group has implemented automation and AI into its service centres that process over 2 million calls annually. AI & ANALYTICSNew law regulating AI and SaMD in force late 2029 at earliest3 July; 2026 A two-year transition period is planned before the new Medical Products Bill takes effect, which will regulate software as a medical device - including artificial intelligence used for therapeutic purposes. NATIONAL SYSTEMS & STRATEGYConnected devices lead Medsafe to rethink safety alerts3 July; 2026 The rapid rise of connected medical devices such as continuous glucose monitors and smartphone apps that control insulin pumps is leading New Zealand's medicines regulator to rethink how patients get critical safety alerts and recall notices. DIGITAL PATIENTHealth Technology Evaluation Pathway and long-term Investment Plan to modernise framented tech landscape30 June; 2026 A new Health Technology Evaluation Pathway and Health Technology Investment Plan aim to bring consistency and transparency to how new medical technologies are assessed and funded in New Zealand’s health system, the health minister says. NATIONAL SYSTEMS & STRATEGYHealthpoint launches free AI navigation tool for NZ health services29 June; 2026 Healthpoint has launched a free AI-assisted service navigation tool that helps New Zealanders find health services by describing what they need in their own words. DIGITAL PATIENTFeaturesKiwis increasingly turn to AI for health advice, but trust remains low10 June; 2026 Feature - eHealthNews editor Rebecca McBeth Analytics and near real-time data drive transformation at Health NZ26 May; 2026 Industry Innovation Article - Acumen BI ViewsMy View - Right-sizing identity for a workforce that doesn't fit the org chart30 June; 2026 New Zealand's health workforce identity problem isn't a technology gap, it is a paradigm that assumes every worker has one employer, one mailbox and one career. The data says otherwise, writes Fellow of HiNZ Samuel Wong. WORKFORCEMy View: When health information is everywhere, trust becomes the service22 June; 2026 Stuff’s Health of the Nation survey shows why the next digital health challenge is not producing more information, but helping people know what to do with it, writes Fellow of HiNZ Janine Bycroft. DIGITAL PATIENTFeaturesViewsSector Updates
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