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Pinnacle workforce survey

12 December 2023

Ngā mihi nui to everyone who completed the Pinnacle General Practice Workforce Survey 2023. We’re pleased to let you know the reports are now published here on our practice website.

Pinnacle General Practice Workforce Survey 2023 documents

Pinnacle General Practice Workforce Survey 2023.
Workforce Report 2023: Results from the 2023 workforce survey of Nurses and Practice Centre Assistants (PCA).
Workforce briefs: GPs, practice nursing, nurse practitioners, community-based nursing, school-based nursing, practice centre assistants, extended care team, and practice management.
A snapshot summary of insights and feedback: 2023 Pinnacle workforce summary is currently in design and will be uploaded as soon as it’s finalised.

The insights from the survey will assist Pinnacle to continue our ongoing advocacy, develop innovative approaches for meeting demand and planning for recruitment and retention of a valued and highly skilled general practice and primary care network.

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