Bus stopping throughout region to help people get onboard with digital health
A bus known as DORA will be exploring Te Tai Tokerau Northland during February to promote matihiko hauora (digital health) and help people make use of it.
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Health Fund PLUS Enables Parents to Take a Break
Health Fund PLUS supports the Whangārei Hospital Talipes Clinic team to give parents a break
Pet Therapy Making a Difference to Children’s Lives
by Philippa Mentor
Mia, the therapy dog, is only new to her role, yet she has assisted many in the Whangārei Hospital's children's ward on their pathway to health.
Pukawakawa Fifth-year Medical Students Welcomed at Terenga Paroa Marae
Today, we welcomed another group of fifth-year medical students to the Pukawakawa training programme with a pōwhiri at Terenga Paroa Marae in Whangārei.
Rugby Stars Spreading Christmas Cheer
Bearing gifts from the police force and rugby life, Black Fern Charmaine Smith and Taniwha Dan Hawkins visited Whangārei Hospital Children's ward this morning,
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.
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.
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