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Post-lockdown developments at Mason Clinic
Work to expand Waitematā DHB’s Mason Clinic regional forensic psychiatry service in Auckland is well-advanced, with the first in a series of planned new facilities set to open early next year.
Read More »Dame Naida Glavish marks 30-year milestone
Dame Rangimārie Naida Glavish is celebrating 30 years of service to the health sector.
Read More »Waitematā DHB’s Māori Nurse of the Year slows down for nothing
Waitematā DHB Maori Nurse of the Year Chloe Maeva didn't let a worldwide pandemic, motherhood, study or being pregnant get in the way of her work and commitment to Māori...
Read More »Telehealth at Waitematā DHB – remodelling a health service post COVID-19
Plans to expand the use of telehealth beyond COVID-19 are being fast-tracked by Waitematā DHB following widespread use throughout the lockdown period.
Read More »Response to report into Waitakere Hospital staff infected with COVID-19
Waitematā District Health Board (DHB) is deeply sorry that staff who were caring for patients from St Margaret’s Hospital and Rest Home have tested positive for Covid-19.
Read More »International day of the Midwife (Tuesday, 5 May) –extraordinary efforts during pandemic
Waitematā DHB midwives have adapted quickly to life in the face of COVID-19 – using innovation andtechnology to support women, their babies and families through the various stages of antenatal,...
Read More »Regional clinical leaders back Waitakere Hospital staffing arrangements for COVID-19
The Northern Region Clinical Technical Advisory Group supports that staff are able to move from COVID-19 areas to non-COVID-19 areas for work as long as the following usual principles are...
Read More »Northern Region DHBs test over 40,000 people for COVID-19
Latest Northern Region Health Communication Centre (NRHCC) data shows that since testing beganin February, the Northern Region DHBs (Northland, Waitematā, Auckland and Counties Manukau)have tested more than 40,000 people for...
Read More »Virtual appointments ensure continuity of care during COVID-19 pandemic
Thousands of outpatient appointments that would normally have been cancelled during the COVID-19 lockdown have been able to go ahead due to the use of digital technology.
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