Meningococcal W Outbreak Intensive Response Ended
The intensive response to the meningococcal W outbreak in Northland has ended today.
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Smokefree Outdoor Dining now offered by over 30 Cafes in Whangarei
by Liz Inch
Six new cafes and restaurants in Quality Street Whangarei are now offering smokefree outdoor dining as part of The Fresh Air Project.
Water tank levels getting low? Make sure any refills are safe to drink
Limited rainfall means water tanks will be running low - make sure you use Ministry of Health Approved Water Carrier when refilling your household tank
Misinformation about vaccination extremely unhelpful
Northland DHB is aware of incorrect, harmful information about vaccination consent being distributed by an anti-vaccination group on social media.
Parents Urged to Take Action with Men W Clinics in all Northland High Schools
by Liz Inch
With just three weeks left of the Northland outbreak meningococcal W campaign clinics in secondary schools are being established.
First Māori Chief Nurse Comes From Northland
Northland DHB Director of Nursing and Midwifery, Margareth Broodkoorn, leaves the organisation to take on the Chief Nursing Officer role with MOH
Northland DHB remains on track in reducing its carbon footprint
Northland DHB remains on track with a 10 percent reduction in its carbon footprint compared with 2016
Local Businesses Support MenW Clinics
Northland DHB Public Health nurses Gloria Reid and Bev Smith have been overwhelmed at the support they’ve had from local businesses in Whangarei.
Medical Students Excited About Their Year In Northland
For the twelfth year running a select group of year five students from the University of Auckland, School of Medicine were welcomed into the esteemed Pūkawakawa
Continued vigilance required for meningococcal disease
by Liz Inch
GPs and emergency departments nationwide remain on high alert for people seeking medical help with possible symptoms of meningococcal disease.
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