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flag New Zealand's health reforms face scrutiny over secrecy, inequitable representation, and declining clinical influence, despite promises of transparency and patient-centered change.

flag New Zealand's health sector faces scrutiny over transparency, with key policy briefing sections blacked out, sparking concern about accountability despite government promises of openness. flag Clinical influence is declining, and reforms like new guidelines for hyperkalaemia and cervical myelopathy are underway, but limited access to information undermines public trust. flag Disabled advocates criticize exclusion from the Health and Disability System Review, highlighting ongoing inequities in representation. flag Meanwhile, Māori leadership and patient-centered care advances offer cautious hope, as the country prepares for major 2026 health changes focused on safety and evidence-based practice.

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