‘Ready to fight': Community reeling after woman accused of faking illness dies
Sufferers of 'invisible' illness say enough is enough after death of “beacon”.
Sufferers of 'invisible' illness say enough is enough after death of “beacon”.
The tool was only discovered 18 months later, after the woman had a CT scan.
Stephanie Aston, who battled the health system for years, has died.
'The patient should have been referred immediately to an emergency facility,' HDC rules.
The 13-month-old was taken to hospital by his mum at 2am with a fever and vomiting.
Pathologist claims Carmen Walker's death at Waikato Hospital 13 years ago was iatrogenic.
Letters show watchdog urged action several months before release of damning report.
Surgeon in charge of Carmen Walker's procedure grilled over volume of fluid in bucket.
The man was given a meal of chicken and vegetables despite being on a pureed diet.
The doctor who blew the whistle on a hospital death claims the case was covered up.
A man died of lung cancer after a mass on his lung was found but not followed up.
The newborn suffered a head injury that could have a profound impact on her life.
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'Other women that go for surgeries should know what he’s done.'
The HDC found earlier treatment could have stopped the salivary gland cancer's spread.
New study reveals Māori face more treatment complications from hospital care.
His foster mother raised concern after he rang to say what song he wanted at his funeral.
A carer failed to clear the airway of an intellectually disabled man before she did CPR.
A report found cancer patients were harmed for years by long waitlists.
Wellington hospitals are coming under pressure this winter with long wait times.
Memories of the man's burnt face still haunt his family.
Despite tests indicating the woman had sepsis, it went untreated until it was too late.
The ministry said there was no consensus on whether mesh operations should be paused.
'If I didn’t think there were knock-on effects for patients, I wouldn't be talking.'
Extremely rare stop-work orders highlight growing pressure on frontline hospital staff.
Former Capital and Coast DHB criticised for the way it handled the man's case.
The family of a girl with Type 1 diabetes suffered stress after a delayed diagnosis.
The practitioner repeatedly emailed the woman, offering her money after the incident.
Her family felt her death could have been avoided if due diligence had been carried out.
'I now see my thinking and actions not only as wrong, but repulsive and ridiculous'.