Labour's claim that corporate healthcare clinics fail to prioritise community needs is contested by Tend Health, which cites improved patient satisfaction and increased Māori and Pasifika enrolment as evidence of effective, equitable care.
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One in five specialist referrals declined last year in seven districts, national figures unknownlabour claims challenged by data
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