The New Zealand Child and Youth Clinical Network (NZCYCN) comprises of ten Networks that focus on a range of speciality areas. All Networks aim to provide health professionals with resources to improve practice, and to promote the delivery of equitable child and youth health services that improve health outcomes for all tamariki and rangatahi.
Networks also provide a national voice to promote service improvements where child health issues and gaps are recognised in health service provision, which can involve submissions and consultation with Government and other healthcare providers.
Our Networks are overseen by a Chair or Co-Chairs and supported by a Project Coordinator. You can make contact with our Networks via our Project Coordinators on the email addresses below.
For more information about the specific remit of each of our Networks, and to access the resources that they have developed, you can link through the Network's name or visit our Resources Page.
| Network | Chair/s | Project Coordinator Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Allergy | Shannon Brothers | Rosalie Hornung [email protected] |
| Child Protection | Russell Wills | Sandra Braithwaite [email protected] |
| Diabetes | Jo McClintock | Sandra Braithwaite [email protected] |
| Eczema - Te Rōpū Kiripai Hapori | Angela Craig | Rosalie Hornung [email protected] |
| Gastroenterology | Cate Fraser-Irwin | Amy Andrews [email protected] |
| Neurodevelopment | Colette Muir and Denise Janes |
Laura Leadbetter [email protected] |
| Neurology | Rakesh Patel | Rebecca Berry [email protected] |
| Newborn | Malcolm Battin | Claire Annan [email protected] |
| Amanda Evans |
Jo Truscott |
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| Respiratory & Sleep Network | Cass Byrnes and David McNamara | Rachel O'Sullivan [email protected] |
Recent Network Highlights
22/23 Q4 Network Highlights (PDF)
22/23 Q3 Network Highlights (PDF)
Annual Reports
Our Annual Reports provide an overview of the work that the NZCYCN has completed, the key issues in each area of work, and future plans. You can read our Annual Reports here.