Tu Kaha Sensory Room a First for Northland
Tu Kaha, the inpatient mental health facility in the Mid North, has the first sub-acute sensory room in Northland.
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Te Tai Tokerau Nursing Conference an overwhelming success
The inaugural Te Tai Tokerau nursing research conference collaboration between Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau and Waipapa Taumata Rau/University of Auckland School
The Gift of Community Kindness - Whangārei Hospital’s Children's Ward Christmas Wonderland
Christmas arrived early at Whangārei Hospital’s children's ward this week, thanks to a handful of joyful elves from the Northland community.
Premature twin journey difficult to put into words - Celebrating Awareness Day
Amour Stewart, local Mother of premature twins, shares her emotional roller coaster journey
The gift that keeps on flowing
Patient donated a water cooler to the Jim Carney Cancer Treatment Centre for patients, whānau and staff to use on the treatment floor.
Tobacco and Vape “Mystery shopping” operation shows crack-down on underage illegal sales is paying off
The operation resulted in zero sales from the 20 retailer outlets tested by the smoke-free enforcement staff.
Northland health communications leader awarded Public Service Commissioner's Commendation for Excellence
Liz Inch was one of 20 public servants awarded the commendation for their outstanding spirit of service.
Holidays Act Remediation Update
Like many public and private organisations across New Zealand, Te Whatu Ora has been impacted by Holidays Act 2003 compliance issues.
Honey Girl’s Happily Ever After
Older people are especially vulnerable to loneliness and social isolation especially when their partner passes away.
Changing Lives Thanks To Better Breathing
Activities we often take for granted are more achievable for several Northlanders with chronic lung disease thanks to our Better Breathing Programme.
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