Bowel Screening Programme detects 83 cases of bowel cancer in Te Tai Tokerau since November 2021
The National Bowel Screening Programme has reached an incredible milestone, distributing 2 million home-screening kits across New Zealand.
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- Triage Service
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Meaningful kōrero with Dr. Hinemoa Elder at the Muriwhenua Wellbeing Festival
Te Tai Tokerau Bowel Screening team had the honour of meeting and having a kōrero with Dr. Hinemoa Elder, Muriwhenua Wellbeing Festival
Te Whatu Ora - Te Tai Tokerau Bowel Screening team joins forces with the Radiology Unit for health awareness!
Bowel Screening team joins forces with the Radiology Unit
Te Tai Tokerau Bowel Screening Team Celebrate Health and Success
Community events serve as vibrant hubs of education, empowerment, and engagement.
Manurewa tāne saved by bowel screening test
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Māori and Pasifika encouraged to get screened for bowel cancer
A bowel cancer survivor says a campaign to encourage more Māori and Pasifika to get screened for the disease is a step in the right direction ...
Government takes bowel cancer programme nationwide
The programme has been successfully rolled out across the country over 5 years. In that time, cancers have been detected in 1400 people as a result of screening
'Honest conversations are necessary' says man after colonoscopy
Wiremu Hohepa is not reluctant to talk about his body or his health.
The 60-year-old laughed often while candidly sharing the details of his recent experience .
National Bowel Screening Programme rolls out in Northland
Eligible people, aged 60-74 years, will be sent an invitation to screen every two years. Invitations will arrive around the participant’s birthday ..
The Hui talks to our tangata rongonui about bowel screening
The Hui, Māori current affairs for all New Zealanders, talks to our tangata rongonui about the devastating impact of bowel cancer on our whānau and the…
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A - Z of Services
- Anaesthesia
- Audiology
- Te Tai Tokerau Bariatric Surgery Programme
- B4 School Check
- Bowel Screening Programme
- Breastfeeding
- Breast Clinic
- Cancer (Oncology) Services
- Cervical Screening
- Chaplaincy Care
- Cardiology
- Childbirth Education Classes
- Child Health
- Child Health Connection Service
- Child Protection & Family Violence Service
- Clinical Coding
- Clinical Records Service
- Colposcopy Service
- Communicable Disease
- Community Physiotherapy Service
- Community Rehabilitation & Allied Health Services
- Dental Services
- Diabetes
- District Nursing Service Whangarei
- Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)
- Endocrinology
- Endoscopy
- Foundations, Charities and Volunteers
- General Medicine
- General Surgery
- Gynaecology
- Health of Older People (HOP)
- Healthy Lifestyles Programme
- Health Promoting Schools / Fruit in Schools
- Health Protection Officers
- Hearing Screening Testing
- He Tupua Waiora - Pregnancy and Parental Service
- He Waka Kakarauri
- Immunisation Coordinator - Well Child Youth & Clinical Service
- Incontinence Service
- Laboratory
- Liver Service
- Māori Health Directorate - Te Poutokomanawa
- Maternity Services
-
Mental Health
- Adult Community Service
- Adult Kaupapa Māori (Te Roopu Whitiora)
- Child & Adolescent Service (Te Roopu Kimiora)
- Crisis Assessment Team (CATT)
- Early Psychosis Intervention Service
- Employment Works
- Inpatient Services
- Intensive Community Team (ICT)
- Psychiatry for Older People Service (POPS)
- Triage Service
- Te Tumu Waiora (Head Towards Wellness)
- Te Roopu Kimiora - Child and Adolescent Mental Health & Addictions Services
- Mobile Ear Clinic
- Neurology
- New Born Hearing Screening (UNHSEIP)
-
Ngā Tātai Ihorangi [Pre Conception and pregnancy through to the First 2000 Days]
- Background
- Ngā Wānanga o Hine Kōpū [Māori labour, birth and parenting programme]
- Values of Ngā Wānanga o Hine kōpū
- Health Services for our Tamariki
- Ngā Tātai Ihorangi - Name Creation
- Ngā Tātai Ihorangi Logo
- Hari has a Wahakura - Download or Order Booklets
- Video Resources
- Hapū Wānanga - Registration
- Whaia Te Ora Wānanga - Registration
- Northland Primary Options
- Ophthalmology
- Oral Health Service
- Oral & Maxillofacial Service
- Orthopaedic Services
- Orthotic Department
- Pain Management Service
- Palliative Care Service
- Patient Safety & Quality Improvement Directorate
- People's Bus - Te Pahi o Ngā Iwi
- Primary Health
- Public Health
- Radiology
- Release of Patient Information
- Renal (Nephrology) Service
- Research
- Respiratory
- Rheumatology Service
- Sexual Health
- Sexual Health Service
- Speech Language Therapy (Adults)
- Stroke/TIA Service
- Urology
- Vascular Service
- Vision Screening Testing
- Youth Health Services
-
Our Hospitals
- Bay of Islands Hospital Services
-
Dargaville Hospital
- Administration
- Adult Community Mental Health and Addictions Service
- Child Health Service
- Diabetes Clinical Nurse Specialist
- District Nursing Service
- Facilities
- General Ward
- Laboratory
- Māori Health Takawaenga Service
- Maternity Service
- Occupational Therapy
- Outpatients
- Physiotherapy
- Public Health Nursing
- Radiology
- Social Work
- Timatanga Hou / Detoxification Service
- Kaitaia Hospital Services
-
Whangārei Hospital Services
- Assessment Unit
- Carparking
- Coronary Care Unit - Whangārei Hospital
- Children's Ward
- Emergency Department
- Intensive Care Unit
- Maternity Service
- Medical Wards - 12, 14, 16
- Operating Theatres
- Orthopaedic Ward
- Orthotic Service
- Outpatients - what we do and how to find us
- Physiotherapy
- Neonatal Unit (Formally SCBU - Special Care Baby Unit)
- Surgical Ward 3
- Surgical Ward 4
- Te Wāhi Tirohia Oranga Whēkau – The Endoscopy Suite
- Ward 15 - Acute Stroke Unit / Assessment & Rehabilitation
- Neonatal Unit
- Kaitiaki Partners in Care
- Shuttle Services
- Patient and Visitor Information
- Eligibility and fees