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⏲ Duration: 23 min 19 sec
✓ Published: 12-May-2015
✓ Published: 12-May-2015
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Dr John Malcolm, Paediatrician, Whakatane Hospital, Bay of Plenty DHB. nnA fourth generation tauiwi of Scots Irish ancestry, John trained medically at Otago Waikato and Auckland including time in provincial GP practice, with Jamaican and UK experience before returning to Waikato. With his first Consultant Paediatric post 1986-2013 in Rotorua he visited Taupo and until 1990, Tokoroa. His interest in community and public health was inspired by a studentship with Dr Ian Prior’s Wellington team, E
Dr John Malcolm, Paediatrician, Whakatane Hospital, Bay of Plenty DHB. nnA fourth generation tauiwi of Scots Irish ancestry, John trained medically at Otago Waikato and Auckland including time in provincial GP practice, with Jamaican and UK experience before returning to Waikato. With his first Consultant Paediatric post 1986-2013 in Rotorua he visited Taupo and until 1990, Tokoroa. His interest in community and public health was inspired by a studentship with Dr Ian Prior’s Wellington team, E
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