Northlanders Benefit from Hepatitis C Cure
As World Hepatitis Day approaches on July 28, potential carriers are being encouraged to get tested and treated before it potentially leads to liver cancer.
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Celebrate being smokefree in Northland this World Smokefree Day, May 31
New Zealand is moving closer to being smokefree and this World Smokefree Day is the perfect time to celebrate our smokefree environments, places and whānau.
Join the trend – STOP smoking for World Smokefree Day
“World Smokefree Day on May 31 is the perfect time to choose the smokefree lifestyle. We know it’s not easy, but with the right support it can be done"
Up in Smoke – How much do Northlanders spend on tobacco each year?
This World Smokefree May Toki Rau Stop Smoking Services Northland want to raise awareness of just how much money Northlanders who smoke spend on tobacco.
Doctors Kamo achieve National Healthcare Home Certifcation
Doctors Kamo are one of ten practices nationally to receive National Healthcare Home Certification, and the first practice in Northland.
Media Release - Philips brings adaptive intelligence to Northland DHB
by Paula Martin
Philips brings adaptive intelligence to Northland DHB, the first user of Illumeo health informatics technology in ANZ and Asia Pacific.
Media Release - DHB Environmental Vehicles Roll Out
Northland DHB have added 6 new Electric Vehicles to their pool fleet.
A new website journey for Northland DHB
by Leonard Ross
We are in the process of renewing the Northland DHB website as part of our strategy to provide the Northland community with a tool that holds helpful resources
Giving News
by Liz Inch
The latest Northland Foundation Summer 2017 / 2018 newsletter.
Media Release - Donated Teddies Make ED Experience Easier
by Paula Martin
A charity donating thousands of teddies to hospitals across New Zealand brought its attention to Northland last week.
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