Metlifecare wants to build new hospital block, residents remain in existing building
Feedback must be in by August 28 via written submissions.
Feedback must be in by August 28 via written submissions.
EPOA misuse concern raised in Law Commission review of Adult Decision-Making Capacity Law.
Her family said she had "a good innings" but died tragically while being transported home.
OPINION: No one is offering anything that looks remotely like a vision for health.
Struggling to see your GP? You’re not alone.
Health Minister Ayesha Verrall called for fresh data. Te Whatu Ora says yeah, nah.
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The move could free up space for more health services in Napier and Hastings.
The latest offer for nurses is a "great start" to addressing discrimination in the sector.
Govt funding isn't going far enough to cover costs of vital elements within the service.
A surge of wounded soldiers has doctors run off their feet in Ukraine.
Some GPs are dipping into their mortgages to survive.
Hundreds of new apartments and a hospital rising on the 2.6ha site fronting St Johns Rd.
New study reveals Māori face more treatment complications from hospital care.
HB buys time for an ED that is overcrowded, and an ICU that is not fit for purpose.
Fiji police say the victim was a passenger on board a cruise liner.
Suffering from a bad back or dodgy knees? Your parents might be to blame.
Six cases have been referred to the neurology department, compared to none last year.
A group of more than 30 doctors believes racial bias is behind different pass rates.
Christchurch and Burwood Hospitals have offered a "no questions asked" return scheme.
Over three months, National's health spokesman shadowed medics across the country.
Lei Yang took Te Whatu Ora Tai Tokerau to the Employment Relations Authority
Up to 50 visiting doctors and nurses could be sleeping in the building.
The review was triggered by inaccurate figures on emergency department waiting times.
Staff shortages and ageing equipment sees radiation department stripped of accreditation.
It's one of several drastic measures being used by over-occupied hospitals.
Innovative roles are being used to help both the healthcare system and patients cope.
A report found cancer patients were harmed for years by long waitlists.
Photos released for the first time show dangerous working conditions.
Basic, costly mistakes made for years around budgets, schedules and design.