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Gynaecologist told to apologise: 'I did not expect in any way to be cut near [that] area'
A gynaecologist has had to apologise after performing a procedure without consent.
A gynaecologist has had to apologise after performing a procedure without consent.
Complaint over loss of sight in right eye ends in breach finding against Southern DHB.
Breast cancer diagnosis on day lockdown start forces woman into costly private surgery.
GPs given the green light to open, dentists to do urgent surgeries.
Access to specialist treatment, cancelled procedures, visiting patients, among complaints.
Letter from HDC to Health Minister raises concerns for normal healthcare during pandemic.
Richard Briggs bows to public pressure and gives up 20 per cent of his pay packet.
Governor-General, health watchdogs to donate 20 per cent of their pay to charity.
'I have to act now because several aged care facilities now have clusters of the disease.'
Suicide-bereaved whānau want external investigation of Waikato mental health facility.
HDC criticises decision, says baby should never have been without medical supervision.
The man's care was "unacceptable", he suffered unnecessarily, HDC tells.
The venue operator admits the experience was "completely unacceptable".
More than six years after Neil David Jones' tragic death, Canterbury DHB found in breach.
"I believe these small details, were either omitted, ignored or not taken seriously."
"My little boy he just... It was really hard." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Man's deteriorating renal function continuously missed over a two-year period.
"They failed to do the basics, such as reviewing [his] previous medical notes," HDC finds.
Nurse was investigated for two instances of sedating children in a hospital ED.
Claims doctors performed surgeries on women under anaesthetic without their consent.
No PGs at Health and Disability Commissioner's office despite 133 departures since 2012.
Four days after op woman began to feel 'extremely unwell', leading to swab's discovery.
HDC find South Canterbury DHB and Pacific Radiology in breach for failing patient.
As a result, he underwent the removal of damaged tissue, and skin grafting.
Almost totally paralysed girl who doctors said should be allowed to die is off to school.
Her treatment was botched by Southern District Health Board, as were her complaint.
The report was called "astonishing" and "deeply flawed".
HDC finds care given to woman who died after bowel surgery should have been better.
Medical Council of New Zealand hamstrung by doctors appealing action through the courts.
148 physically disabled and visually impaired athletes travelled from across the country.