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    Pharmaceutical Schedule

    All funded medicines in New Zealand.

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  • Te pūtea me ngā umanga rongoā Medicine funding and supply

    Medicine funding and supply

    Ask us to fund a medicine | Check changes to medicines | How do generics work?

    • Make an application

    • Medicine notices (includes supply issues)

      Brand changes, discontinuations and more.

    • The funding process

    • What you need to know about medicines

    • Medicine supply management

      Order condoms and nicotine replacement | About supply management

    • Progress to funding cancer and other medicines

  • Ngā pūrere hauora a te hōhipere Hospital medical devices

    Hospital medical devices

    • The hospital medical devices programme

    • Using the Hospital Medical Devices List

    • Getting devices onto the Hospital Medical Devices List

    • Category Information

      Medical devices we have contracted and the ones we're working on

    • Hospital Medical Devices List

      Download the latest hospital medical devices schedule

    • Hospital medical device supply management

    • The future of hospital medical device management

    • Device Advice

      Read and subscribe to our devices newsletter

  • Treaty of Waitangi Te Tiriti o Waitangi

    Te Tiriti o Waitangi

    • Te Tiriti o Waitangi policy

      Pharmac's Te Tiriti o Waitangi Policy came into effect in November 2022.

    • Te Whaioranga

      Te Pātaka Whaioranga's Māori Responsiveness Strategy

    • Hauora Arotahi

      The Māori health areas of focus

    • Programmes to support Māori health

      Scholarships, awards and programmes

    • How we work with Whānau Ora

  • Ngā karere me ngā rauemi News and resources

    News and resources

    • Consultations and decisions

      includes RFPs and tenders.

    • News, stories, and updates

    • Official information releases

      How to make an OIA or Privacy Act request and find information Pharmac has already released.

    • Publications and resources

    • Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps

      Funded from 1 October 2024 for eligible people. Find out who qualifies and what is funded.

    • COVID-19

    • Pharmac's research

  • Mō About

    About

    • Strategic Direction

      Our plan to deliver the best health outcomes for New Zealanders

    • Access equity

      Our work to improve equity of access to medicines in New Zealand.

    • The Pharmac Review

    • What we do

    • Who we are

    • How we get expert advice

      Advice we seek to make decisions

    • Working at Pharmac

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Equitable access and use of medicines Te mana taurite e pā ana ki te rironga me te whakamahinga o ngā rongoā

We enable equitable access and use of medicines and related products through influencing availability, affordability, accessibility, acceptability, and appropriateness.

  • Access equity: What it means for Pharmac

  • Equity Policy

  • Achieving medicine access equity in Aotearoa New Zealand: towards a theory of change

  • Te Whaioranga: Māori responsiveness strategy

    How Pharmac plans to become better Te Tiriti partners

  • Pacific Responsiveness Strategy

    Pharmac's plan to improve health outcomes for Pacific peoples.

  • Medicine access equity monitoring and outcomes framework

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