And The Show Went On
To show their appreciation, each year Northland DHB hosts a volunteer luncheon and this year, was no exception, despite a major power outage.
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Media Release - Graduates Achieve 100 Percent Success Rate
by Liz Inch
Health care assistants studying for their NZQA Certificate in Health & Wellbeing achieve a 100 percent success rate for their studies.
Media Release - Don’t let Measles Spoil your Summer Holidays - DHB Urges MMR Immunisation
by Liz Inch
With 128 confirmed cases of measles now confirmed across the Northland Region the DHB urges parents and caregivers to protect their whānau.
Media Release - Te Kura o Otangarei and Public Health team up for 97 percent MMR coverage
by Liz Inch
Te Kura o Otangarei have achieved an outstanding 97 percent MMR immunisation coverage rate.
Telehealth Helps Close Gaps
New acute care telehealth network links rural Hospitals’ Kaitaia, Bay of Islands, Dargaville, and in 2020, Rawene, to Whangarei Hospital Intensive Care Unit.
Confirmed Measles case infectious while at Auckland event
The number of confirmed cases of Measles in Northland is now 91 - The latest attended an event in Auckland, while infectious, over the labour weekend holiday.
Retailers Continue to Sell Tobacco to Minors
Northland District Health Board are concerned retailers continue to sell cigarettes to minors, as seen during a recent controlled purchase operation (CPO).
Telehealth Links Rural Hospitals to ICU
Northland DHB has developed a new mobile Telehealth Cart and linked all of its Rural Hospitals to the Intensive Care Unit at Whangarei Hospital.
Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
The importance of strong relationships was echoed in each speech at this year’s Pūkawakawa year five and trainee intern farewell in Whangarei.
Let’s Talk Cancer Hui
by Abbey Cameron
Both speakers and attendees took away learning's from the well-attended Let's Talk Cancer Hui last month in Rawene.
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