
Woman dies of sepsis from a perforation during surgery to remove cancer
Patient was admitted to hospital after the procedure and treated for pancreatitis.
Patient was admitted to hospital after the procedure and treated for pancreatitis.
Multiple criticisms made of faith-based residential facility with oppressive rules.
He touched the woman inappropriately and asked her personal questions.
A GP at an urgent care clinic failed to provide the unwell woman with appropriate care.
The Herald has obtained details of major harm and death events in the maternity system.
Calls for 100% Government funding of ambulance services amid rising complaints and delays.
Cost of care for autistic boy highlighted in a letter from Immigration.
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Other women complained he was sexist and racist and wouldn't stop when asked.
Audrey Wilson had repeated falls, a fractured arm and sepsis. She died in hospital.
The first-time mum began spotting a few days later and her baby was stillborn.
The woman needed a skin graft for injury caused during fat blast treatment.
Trevor Flood was being treated for cancer when he suffered a significant brain injury.
The much-loved husband and father was rushed back to hospital but died there.
The woman found out she was pregnant at 20 weeks when she felt movement in her abdomen.
The worker has been ordered to apologise to his victim.
The doctor felt 'very overwhelmed' during an exceptionally busy night in ED.
Philip Polkinghorne's lover said she was 'snubbed'.
Tony Knott collapsed and died in the toilet at Middlemore Hospital's ED waiting room.
He was suffering 'classic heart attack symptoms' but an ambulance was not dispatched.
A coroner's report said the delays Tony Knott faced were 'relevant' to his death.
HDC: 'Onus is on the support worker to behave in a professional manner.'
The error came to light when she questioned how her cancer could have spread so quickly.
Buller's after-hours clinic is closing, while only one ambulance services the West Coast.
Ultimate Care was scrutinised after lost records affected a patient's care review.
The woman said she was only made aware of the removal when she was advised a year later.
A manager said a carer 'should never have been employed' at the service, now closed.
A doctor ruled out her shortness of breath and chest pain as being cardiac-related.
She almost gave her child five times more liquid steroid than prescribed.
One client felt she was paying $120 an hour to spend time with her friend.