First nationwide health plan to deliver healthy futures for New Zealanders
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A Day in the Life of a District Nurse
To give you an idea of what a day in the life of a DN entails, we shadowed Whangārei district nurse Lesha Wihongi for a morning of visits.
Recycling embraced at Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau
Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau staff have embraced recycling – everything from scissors to syringes.
Proposed Waipapa Liquor Store Application Declined
Far North District Licensing Committee has turned down an application to open the proposed Waipapa Liquor Store.
Whangārei Community Mental Health Services Boosted By New Employment Support Roles
Whangārei community mental health services have been boosted by two employment support roles over the past year.
A timely reminder to practice good hand hygiene during spring lambing and calving season
Importance of good hand hygiene following an increase in the number of cases of gastrointestinal infections, in particular cryptosporidium.
Equipment Services Move To Woods Road A Success
What do 109 wheelchairs, 383 shower seats, 233 walking frames and 112 commodes have in common?
Midwife Mary McEwen remembered with artwork and living memorial
Highly regarded Te Whatu Ora – Te Tai Tokerau midwife, the late Mary McEwen, has been remembered in a very special way.
New Kamo clinic brings oral health services closer to home
Te Kamo Community Oral Health Clinic opened this week, bringing many of the dental services provided at Whangārei Hospital out into the community.
Answering the call to service the Far North
Awanui–born Zabé Liddicoat’s return to the Far North as a newly-qualified clinical psychologist is the realisation of a childhood dream.
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