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Fermentation by-product put to use to help save lives
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- A by-product of the fermentation process when brewing kombucha is being put to an innovative new use, and is now enhancing anaesthetists’ ability to perform life-saving procedures at Wellington Regional Hospital.
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A journey through trauma and recovery
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- From catastrophic injuries to marathon aspirations – read Myles Dyeming’s story
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Dr Tom Mules recognised for PhD
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- Tom tells us more about his groundbreaking research into gut health
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Bowel Cancer Awareness month
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Meet Grace Hemara-Tylden, Māori Bowel Screening Programme Co-ordinator
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Bowel screening can save lives
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- Meet Maria Eneliko, Pacific Bowel Screening Programme Co-ordinator
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Supporting Youth to Thrive – Youth Week Highlights
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events from 20 to 26 May, is organised by young New Zealanders to celebrate the talents, passion and success of young people.
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Making Waves in Hutt Hospital's Emergency Department
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- Meet Administrative Extraordinaire Cecelia Wall.
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Making a difference for neurosurgical patients
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- We profile neurosurgery nurse specialist Caroline Woon
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Mental health a “privileged” area of nursing
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- As part of International Nurses Day (Sunday 12 May), we feature Nursing Director Kym Park.
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Graduate midwife drawn to the miracle of birth
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- In recognition of International Day of the Midwife (5 May), we talk to graduate midwife Andrea Houlihan about her role.
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Bridging Health Gaps with the Breast and Cervical screening team
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- There’s a new HPV self-test in town and it’s a game changer.
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Kidneys taking flight
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- When your kidneys fail there are two types of treatment that can be used to replace your kidneys: dialysis or a transplant. Find out more about transplanting kidneys.
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Science and Compassion in Genetic Counselling
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Meet Sally, one of the Genetic Counsellors for our region.
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‘I’m going on an adventure!’ Nurse’s claim to fame
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- Meet CNS and part-time Hobbit, Clare
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Milk bank supports our region’s vulnerable infants
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- Meet Leah, the Milk Bank coordinator at Wellington Regional Hospital
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Launch of new programme with Pacific Health Service
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- Pacific Health Service Hutt Valley celebrated with the Hutt Hospital Maternity Ward
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Celebrating the Lunar New Year
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Meet Shung and learn how he celebrates this important festival
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World of Wearable Waste
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- February 2024 saw the inaugural Hutt Perioperative World of Wearable Waste Awards
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Te Wao Nui – Wellington’s regional children’s hospital – temporarily evacuated
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley is advising that Te Wao Nui – the Wellington regional children’s hospital – has this morning been evacuated as a precaution, following the discovery of a possible gas leak in the building.
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UPDATE: Te Wao Nui resuming normal services
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- Statement from Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley Group Director Operations Hospital & Specialist Services Jamie Duncan
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Step Inside: a guided walkthrough of the decant ward at Wellington Regional Hospital
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Take a walkthrough of the recently opened new decant ward.
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Congratulations to Sadun Kithulagoda
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- Sadun is the recipient of an Honorary Queen’s Service Medal
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Revolutionizing Orthopaedic Care
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- Capital and Coast Pilot Reduces Waiting Times and Transforms Patient Pathways
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Latest medical professor success
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- Dr Sinéad Donnelly has recently been promoted to Professor at University of Otago, Wellington.
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Getting Wellington Regional Hospital moving
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- Meet Federico Callegari, a Travel Planner at WRH.
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Anyone for tea or coffee?
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- Meet Jean, the 92-year-old volunteer providing some much needed comfort to Wellington Regional Hospital cancer patients
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Update: potential impact of water restrictions on local hospitals and services
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- Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley continues to work closely with Wellington Water and other potentially-impacted agencies to understand what effect – if any – local water restrictions may have on our hospitals and services.
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For she's a jolly good fellow
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- We talked to Kathryn Lawrie about being made a Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand
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Heretaunga Block update: earthquake-prone status lifted
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- Te Whatu Ora is pleased that the final detailed seismic assessment of Hutt Hospital’s Heretaunga Block has resulted in Hutt City Council lifting the block’s earthquake-prone building notice.
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New 3D digital mammogram grand opening
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- Learn about the newest addition to Wellington Regional Hospital
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