July 31, 2020, 1:25 p.m.
Dr Lance O'Sullivan has been campaigning for change in the health sector to improve health outcomes for Māori and those he feels have been under-served for generations. His newly established clinic "Mai Health" in Kaitaia brings together his experience and the values he believes will make a difference.
O'Sullivan has returned to Kaitaia with renewed energy to make positive change. During the COVID-19 lockdown, O'Sullivan was vocal about what he perceived to be failures in the delivery of testing and the community's response to lockdown measures.
WATCH THE STORY ABOVE TO HEAR MORE ABOUT HOW DR O'SULLIVAN WANTS TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM.
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