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Several Northland DHB staff have made the impossible choice to separate themselves from their children during COVID-19 pandemic
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Virtual appointments ensure continuity of care during COVID-19 pandemic
Thousands of outpatient appointments that would normally have been cancelled during the COVID-19 lockdown have been able to go ahead
COVID-19 Testing Across Northland Increases
Northland DHB is increasing the COVID-19 testing across the rohe in partnership with Māori Health Providers.
Baptism by Fire – Preparing Ward 16 for COVID-19
Renju Mathew began his role acting clinical nurse manager for Ward 16 five weeks ago and he has undergone a baptism by fire
Northland Situation Update – New Confirmed Case in Northland
Northland’s total confirmed cases of Covid-19 has increased to 27, the latest case currently in a stable condition at Whangarei Hospital.
120 Māori community health workers to be deployed to assist with COVID-19 response
by Northland and Auckland DHBs
Up to 120 new community health workers will support whānau well being during and post the COVID-19 outbreak
Hospital Rich with Inspiration
After delaying putting pen to paper for almost all his life, Northland DHB nurse, Jason Drake, has published his first book.
If you need healthcare ‘We are here’
Northland DHB, GPs and Pharmacists want all Northlanders to know, while it is a busy time ‘we are here to help’. Don't wait, call us.
Zones Set Up to Keep Patients Safe in our Hospitals
by Liz Inch
Northland DHB wants the community to be confident that if they require medical attention, they are safe to present at any of the hospitals in Northland.
Kiwis getting sicker because they’re putting off seeing their GP
by The Royal NZ College of General Pracitioners
New Zealanders are getting sicker because great numbers of people have stopped calling their GPs during the lockdown, despite clinics being open and safe.
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