
‘Postcode lottery’: Audit probes surgery access disparities
Health NZ will be audited due to soaring surgery wait lists.
Health NZ will be audited due to soaring surgery wait lists.
Higher-risk births were sent to a hospital more than an hour away after specialists quit.
Somedays is the North American leader in natural period pain relief products.
Dr Shane Reti lost the portfolio in Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's reshuffle.
Rest homes and other facilities may be required to allow assisted dying.
A family has lost their baby due to the highly infectious disease.
OPINION: Doctors are human. They will often go where the money is.
Police have pleaded for motorists and the public to avoid the area.
Some in the community were 'devastated' by the change, which will begin in mid-January.
OPINION: 'Expecting a 100% performance rate from any new initiative ... is naive.'
There has been huge growth in nursing numbers but gaps remain, Health NZ says.
Whangārei doctor warns: 'Co-opting healthcare assistants for calls is wildly inappropriate.'
The unit was initially expected to be finished in 2023.
Healthcare workers take action, citing patient safety threats and stalled negotiations.
The organisation is also expecting a deficit of $1.1 billion in the next year.
40,000 chickens with bird flu to be culled on Otago egg farm, weather conditions hinder search for three missing climbers and healthcare workers on strike. Video / NZ Herald
Other women complained he was sexist and racist and wouldn't stop when asked.
Government will receive the inquiry's report today but its release date is unknown.
A senior leader tells staff he doesn't feel 'in the least bit Christmassy'.
RFK's peripheral role in the Samoan measles epidemic has been raised by several experts.
The ministry says a more cautious approach will be taken to prescribing the drugs.
After a measles scare on Waiheke, briefings show the potential toll of a large outbreak.
It is a 'significant milestone' in Health NZ's commitment to improving children's health.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – abuse redress; hard health facts; populism v fascism.
Pre-term birth rates are rising, but a new initiative starts today.
The much-loved husband and father was rushed back to hospital but died there.
OPINION: 'I wonder if World Rugby knows about this interpretation or rule change?'
Affirmative action policies have had less success in lifting enrolments of poorer students
Police have started cutting back on time spent escorting patients to hospitals.
China’s growing concern about possible Trump presidency, the fight to make dental care free and union meetings for Health NZ nurses to be held.