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Disability ministry’s problems revealed in confidential memo
The Government is expected to confirm a review of Whaikaha today.
The Government is expected to confirm a review of Whaikaha today.
NZ’s 2019 measles outbreak spread to Samoa, resulting in 83 measles-related deaths.
Demolition of the old ward had already been carried out.
Labour says the proposed cost signals the expense required to reduce treatment delays.
Bob Menzies has been waiting for a knee replacement for more than four years.
It says several districts have gone over budget in the past three months.
The new extension is the beginni of creating a parent, tamariki and pēpi health hub.
An expert says an anti-fluoride campaigner's use of Health NZ stats is 'misleading'.
Union members rejected the offers and voted to strike for 25 hours from May 7.
Health NZ has put limits on double shifts and replacing sick staff to save costs.
OPINION: Medsafe must first approve off-label medicines, insurers say.
Some 'high priority' residents waiting nearly six months to enter rest care facilities.
Rapid growth of corporate GP ownership has upsides - but also some new pressures.
Clinical director and GP Vicky Jones discusses NZ’s doctor shortage.
Users have been told to dispose of the products and check with a GP for side-effects.
Surgery wait times, student achievement, crime and welfare are part of the plan.
The Government announces a suite of policy as Parliament returns for another sitting week.
The ministry is proposing job cuts to meet its savings targets.
The victim allegedly suffered a severe laceration to his head and a fractured skull.
The updated test results mean there are no known cases of measles in the community.
Those affected recently spent time in Auckland, Waikato and Tauranga.
A 'full withdrawal' of labour will take place on April 2.
Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says a plan will be presented to Cabinet next month.
Studies have shown little evidence for performing surgery on people with chronic pain.
The window between Easter and school holidays was decided the best time to inform staff.
Hospice Waikato needs help to bridge an ongoing operational shortfall of $4 million.
Ministries are urged to find savings between 6.5 and 7.5 per cent on average.
Pressure is growing on the Government to act, after Australia decided to ban the stone.
The changes were announced with no warning and were effective immediately.
Psychiatrists say disruption could cause some patients to suffer relapse of psychosis.