Professor Felicity Goodyear-Smith outlines how New Zealand have done it so well. They are a small isolated island nation and didn’t leave it another week. A lot of testing seems to be key. Like everywhere, there were challenges in general practice with dramatic drops in patient volume and therefore income.
Here is how New Zealand was so successful with COVID-19
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