Clinical Connect
Peer Education Programme
Clinical Connect brings clinicians together to learn, share, and grow. Strengthening their practice, supporting professional development, and improving patient outcomes.
Stay Clinically Current. Stay Connected.
Clinical Connect combines evidence informed learning with peer led discussion and shared clinical experiences. Designed for GPs, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, and Community Pharmacists across Aotearoa New Zealand, the programme helps clinicians stay current, connected, and professionally supported, while strengthening clinical practice and enhancing patient care.
With over 30 years of experience evolving from the Pegasus Small Group Education Programme, it fosters a collaborative learning environment that drives professional growth and meaningful improvements in health outcomes. The programme is accredited by RNZCGP, NCNZ, and PCNZ (MyRecert). Join Clinical Connect and enhance your practice today.
Clinical Connect is expanding across Te Waipounamu in 2026, broadening access to high-quality, peer-led clinical education for primary care teams. We are now welcoming registrations of interest.
About the programme
The Clinical Connect Peer Education Programmes are proudly developed and delivered by Pegasus Health’s Clinical Quality and Education Team.
Our team includes experienced registered primary care health professionals who are passionate about translating evidence into practice and supporting best practice. We design and develop our educational content in-house, working closely with experts and using the latest data to ensure it’s relevant and practical for primary care.
Behind the scenes, our skilled team also supports the programme through administration, planning, leader training, facilitation, and management, helping make each session a meaningful learning experience.
Testimonials
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“Often, sharing difficult patients or situations or just how hard it can be is a helpful thing – that peer group kind of support"
General Practitioner
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“In a small group setting. Not only do you get all the research that's gone on and the background to all that up-to-date information, but you also get other people's 'how to's' and experience and that can be just as valuable as the hand-outs; a GP giving some feedback on what they did or how they managed things can be helpful. “
General Practitioner
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“But also having a topic that is often topical at the time. A lot of work has gone into it, and you notice it. And if you need to go back to those resources, you’ve got that information there online to be able to do that”
Community Pharmacist
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“My nursing knowledge is constantly enhanced; I also find the time spent with the General Practitioner’s and Community Pharmacists valuable with their viewpoint and knowledge sharing”
Practice Nurse