Sixty new nurses in seven months
Sixty locally and internationally trained nurses have swelled Gisborne Hospital’s nurse numbers to 400.
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New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
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International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
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National Advance Care Plan Day
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Future bright for ENT service
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Te Pae Tata
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Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
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Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
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Health reinforcements a welcome sight
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Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
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Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
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Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
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Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
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Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
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Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
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- A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
- Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
- Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
- Breathing for a better quality of life
- Happy Volunteer Week
- Capturing memories of those in need
- Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
- Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
- Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
- The songsbirds of Te Whatu Ora Tairāwhiti
- New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
- Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
- Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
- Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
- Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
- Finding the perfect balance
- Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
- Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
- Latest testing results for COVID-19
- Passionate about health? We need you!
- COVID-19 care in the community
- If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
- Looking for a strong community voice in health
- Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
- Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
- Maia's mission to make a difference
- A new era in healthcare begins
- KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
- It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
- New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
- Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
- Better care for young whānau
- Leased signed for new Hospice building
- Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
- Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
- Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
- Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
- New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
- International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
- Shoo the flu
- National Advance Care Plan Day
- Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
- Future bright for ENT service
- Te Pae Tata
- Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
- Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
- Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
- Health reinforcements a welcome sight
- Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
- Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
- Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
- Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
- Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
- Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
- Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital
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News & Publications
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Latest news
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Cyclone Gabrielle
-
A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
-
Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
-
Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
-
Breathing for a better quality of life
-
Happy Volunteer Week
-
Capturing memories of those in need
-
Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
-
Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
-
Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
-
The songsbirds of Te Whatu Ora Tairāwhiti
-
New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
-
Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
-
Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
-
Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
-
Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
-
Finding the perfect balance
-
Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
-
Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
-
Latest testing results for COVID-19
-
Passionate about health? We need you!
-
COVID-19 care in the community
-
If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
-
Looking for a strong community voice in health
-
Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
-
Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
-
Maia's mission to make a difference
-
A new era in healthcare begins
-
KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
-
It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
-
New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
-
Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
-
Better care for young whānau
-
Leased signed for new Hospice building
-
Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
-
Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
-
Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
-
Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
-
Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
-
Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
-
New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
-
International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
-
Shoo the flu
-
National Advance Care Plan Day
-
Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
-
Future bright for ENT service
-
Te Pae Tata
-
Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
-
Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
-
Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
-
Health reinforcements a welcome sight
-
Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
-
Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
-
Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
-
Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
-
Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
-
Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
-
Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital
-
Media
-
Official Information Act (OIA) responses
-
Public consultation
-
Published documents
- Cyclone Gabrielle
- A new Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine will be available on 1 March
- Imported measles case confirmed in New Zealand
- Relief package to support Māori communities devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle
- Breathing for a better quality of life
- Happy Volunteer Week
- Capturing memories of those in need
- Creating pathways for Māori in health technology
- Congratulations Kristen Willock, our new Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
- Welcome Dr. Vipul Shah, our new Intensivist
- The songsbirds of Te Whatu Ora Tairāwhiti
- New mental health and addictions facility reaches key milestone
- Karakia marks start of new mental health and addictions facility
- Thousands of lives and billions of dollars to be saved with smokefree bill passing
- Tairāwhiti reaches 86 percent fully vaccinated on New Year’s Eve
- Tairāwhiti Covid-19 in the community update Thursday 30 December
- Finding the perfect balance
- Tairāwhiti COVID-19 cases update at a glance
- Kei te aha Tairāwhiti? New suicide prevention campaign launched
- Latest testing results for COVID-19
- Passionate about health? We need you!
- COVID-19 care in the community
- If not for yourself, encourage and support your children
- Looking for a strong community voice in health
- Keriana Kingi-Nepe awarded Indigenous Health Prize
- Preparing for NZNO strike on 9 June
- Maia's mission to make a difference
- A new era in healthcare begins
- KJ's nursing journey has not been without struggle or sacrifice
- It’s the first day of winter and it’s not welcome.
- New Te Whare Awhiora two steps closer
- Prime Minister endorses kaupapa Māori response to Mental Health
- Better care for young whānau
- Leased signed for new Hospice building
- Equity a priority for Lisa Smith as Diabetes Nurse Prescriber
- Tairāwhiti retailers contributing to smokefree Aotearoa
- Lifestyle change after two strokes - John Woods' story
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for second junior doctors' strike action
- Notice for expectant women and their families – midwives’ strike
- Hauora Tairāwhiti prepares for third junior doctors' strike action
- New Home and Community Support Services for Tairāwhiti
- International measles outbreaks prompt renewed call for MMR vaccination
- Shoo the flu
- National Advance Care Plan Day
- Turning around infant deaths in Tairāwhiti
- Future bright for ENT service
- Te Pae Tata
- Expanded Dental Grants Available From 1 December 2022
- Nursing pay equity rates to be paid early next year
- Free healthcare for displaced Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti residents
- Health reinforcements a welcome sight
- Dialysis nurses go above and beyond during Cyclone Gabrielle
- Call for tamariki and pregnant people to be immunised against whooping cough
- Renewed calls for people to know the symptoms of whooping cough and be immunised following third death
- Taskforce Immunisation Report Welcomed
- Lion’s Club Gisborne Host, funds vision-saving treatment for Tairāwhiti.
- Personal experience fuels passion for career in neonatal care.
- Huge step forward in breast scanning at Gisborne Hospital