Newborn suffered brain damage after midwife failed to record abnormal heart-rate readings
The baby was born in 'very poor condition'.
The baby was born in 'very poor condition'.
A dentist didn't properly inform the mother of a girl of the risks of tongue-tie release.
The rest home has made many changes and improvements since the incident.
He had his leg amputated three months after going to hospital with an ingrown nail.
The woman was given droperidol for pain relief by a registered nurse.
Complaints to the Health and Disability Commissioner have shot up, causing big delays.
Pharmacy staff mixed up the newborn baby's medicine.
The woman said she was yet to receive a direct apology for what happened to her.
Hineihana Sosefina Mausii died of acute myeloid leukaemia in September 2013.
The woman was administered an incorrect dose six times by six different nurses.
The woman said morphine could cause her heart rate to slow to an abnormally low rate.
Mr A was diagnosed with terminal cancer that may have been avoided with follow-up care.
The social worker went on to leave her husband for the woman she used to treat.
Health and Disability Commissioner says an elderly woman suffered unnecessary harm.
Surgeon failed to recognise man's condition was deteriorating the day before he died.
The man died in spite of his multiple attempts to seek help from the ED.
They realised something was amiss when they saw 'ooze' coming from their son's nose.
Failed procedures led to woman's death less than a day after moving into a rest home.
Woman's death post surgery linked to multiple failures in her care.
An overworked, lone paramedic failed to identify how serious the baby's condition was.
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The patient suffered from dementia, and could not adequately communicate with staff.
'I was never advised or warned pre-surgery that I could end up without a navel.'
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Eight women say they never gave consent for surgical mesh to be implanted into their body.
New mum says misdiagnosis of a rare complication of her Caesarean caused great distress.
The bathing ban followed two drownings of disabled people in the care of Idea Services.
A patient was seen three times in three months in the ED but bowel cancer was not found.