On the one-year anniversary of Cyclone Gabrielle, we’re taking time to pause and reflect on the effect it continues to have on our communities, says Health…
Te Whatu Ora Te Matau a Māui has launched a $2m hauora and wellbeing package, including seven free counselling sessions and online doctor consults for Hawke’s…
It’s almost time to pack the bags for the summer roadie, which means you need to get any essential medication and healthcare now, says Health Hawke’s Bay Clinic
Patients will benefit from faster scanning with improved image quality thanks to a newly installed Computerized Tomography (CT) Scanner at Hawke’s Bay Hospital.
As a result of a number of ongoing challenges faced by Hawke’s Bay Hospital’s radiology department the International Accreditation of New Zealand (IANZ) has suspended accreditation…
Being winched from a helicopter down into the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle put a Hawke’s Bay paramedic inside some of the worst devastation he had seen…
Winter is coming and getting immunised against flu is the first step to protecting yourself, your tamariki and whānau from serious illness, Te Whatu Ora Hawke’s…
Three months after Cyclone Gabrielle the impact is still being felt by our affected communities and those supporting the recovery process, Te Whatu Ora Clinical Psychologist…
Registered Nurse Nayda Heays will be presenting on a topic close to her heart at a nursing conference in Canada this July: Māori experiences of kidney…