
Elderly man paralysed with dementia died after rest home failures
Daughter says mum was ignored when she tried to talk to staff about problems.
Daughter says mum was ignored when she tried to talk to staff about problems.
They exchanged 56 intimate phone conversations. She also sent him gifts and money.
Rest home's incompetence meant the woman suffered in her final days.
Exciting moment turned into a stressful and concerning time for couple.
A woman has suffered an extremely unfortunate outcome as a result botched procedure.
The parents have filed a Health and Disability Commissioner's complaint.
The wife had been unaware her husband had suffered a stroke was until she visited him.
The man took pills that were seven times more than his usual dose.
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Whānau will never 'get over' the death of their baby girl, family spokesperson says.
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'Each day which passes by is a constant reminder of our beautiful boy,' says grieving dad.
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'The pain in my abdomen was excruciating and all I could do was sob,' grieving mum says.
The Medical Council of New Zealand will decide if the surgeon is still fit to practice.
Damning report finds rest home resident was left on the ground for seven minutes.
HDC found no action was taken after a critical complication was revealed during a scan.
"My son was left in a potentially life threatening situation," boy's mum pleads.
A mum with a history of depression died after her GP over-prescribed her medication.
The mistake cost the woman unnecessary harm and significantly impacted her recovery.
It's likely her cancer could have been picked up three years earlier, oncologist said.
Patient fears it will take her longer to recover from burn wounds than actual operation.
Waikato mental health and addiction service system-wide review to kick off next week.
Review of IHC services draws damning submission from parents of intellectually disabled.
The Medical Council has appointed a professional conduct committee to look at the case.
'I had insurance, if not I could've been left with severely impaired sight,' woman says.
'The slap was loud and shocking,' the child's mother told the HDC.
Patient later suffered low vision, numbness and discomfort.
Perata Atutahi wonders if her sight might have been saved with different treatment.
The woman had just moved town and wanted to get referred to the local diabetes service.