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Kia Ora Hauora Central Region Champions take next step into health
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- Next line of Kia Ora Hauora Champions to gain work experience at our hospitals
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New nurses cross the finish line after studying online
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- We welcomed 129 newly qualified nurses last week!
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Project Uplift Collection a big success
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- Ka Pai and a big thank you to everyone who donated bras and other items to Project Uplift
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Patient celebrates our hard working staff with treats
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- Appreciation is wonderful … especially when given to our well-deserving staff
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Congratulations to all NETP Graduates!
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Celebrating new graduates who have successfully completed their first year of practice from the Nurse Entry to Practice Programme, Enrolled Nurse Support into Practice Programme and the Midwifery graduate programme.
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Reminder to be safe - holiday burns report
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- A new report from the Burn Registry of Australia & New Zealand (BRANZ) reminds us to stay safe these holidays.
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Whakataukī Posters - A step in the right direction
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Hutt Hospital's Audiology & ENT team are celebrating Te Ao Māori Whakataukī (Māori proverbs)
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Diabetes Youth Wellington Camp 2022
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- Where friends and connections are made!
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Celebrating Volunteers - a key part of our community
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Today is International Volunteer Day 2022. Thank you to all our volunteers both in our communities and in our hospitals.
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Hold your horses – Security and Orderlies have got you covered
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- A possible night-mare was turned into a dream when a security orderly went above and beyond to take care of a horse!
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A fun, bumpy and insightful experience for our tamariki and rangatahi
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- Things got a bit bumpy at our Simulation Centre when a group of young people recently got to ride the only hospital flight simulator in the world!
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Te Whatu Ora and Wright Family Foundation partner to provide services and support for babies and par
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- A new partnership between Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley and the Wright Family Foundation will ensure that unwell pēpi and parents from the Hutt Valley are able to receive specialised whānau-led care and support closer to home.
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One of a rare kind
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- Mālo ni! For our Tokelauan Language Week celebrations we spoke with a staff member who is part of a rare group of fluent speakers of this endangered language in Aotearoa.
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Minutes can save lives
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- World Stroke Day on Sat 29 October reminds us of the steps to identify a stroke. Learn the four FAST signs. Say it is a stroke and save precious time for those you love.
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Shake Out 2022
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- It was ‘Drop, Cover, and Hold’ for many of our teams across the District this morning who joined in on the nationwide emergency earthquake drill ShakeOut!
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Remembering the culture, but not the language
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- Fakalofa Atu! Join our Niue Language Week celebrations by taking in this story of a staff member who took drastic action after managing to keep their culture alive within their family, but not the language.
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Te Wao Nui welcomes first patients
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Te Wao Nui – Wellington’s new regional child health services and hospital – welcomed their first patients this week.
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Doing it all with a smile – The Fijian way
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Bula vinaka! As part of our Fijian Language Week celebrations, we had a talanoa (catch-up) with two staff members who shared how the Fijian community in Wellington rallied together to preserve their language and culture.
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Tamariki and whānau at the heart of Te Wao Nui’s official opening
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- Dawn (Friday 30 September 2022) marked the official opening of the Wellington region’s new Child Heath Service and hospital – Te Wao Nui - that has been built with the wellbeing of tamariki, rangatahi and whānau at its heart.
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Te Pūmaomao – A mind changing experience
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- Close to 30 of our Hutt Senior Medical Officers recently had an amazing experience at Te Kakano Marae attending the two-day ‘Te Pūmaomao Nationhood-Building’ Course.
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Nursing with the Stars
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- The spotlight was on one of our Hutt nurses recently when Sala Eastwood became the face of a promotional campaign for Whitireia Community Polytechnic’s Bachelor of Nursing Pacific programme.
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New mammogram machines a decade in the making
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- We recently blessed and welcomed three state-of-the-art mammogram machines at Hutt Hospital that will make breast screening easier and more comfortable for women and the screeners alike!
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CCHV Represented at Allied Health Summit
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- Dietitian Dushanka Hettige receives the Dietitians NZ Young Achiever Award, Allied Professionals present, at the 2022 Australia and New Zealand Allied Health Summit
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COVID-19 Protection Framework Update
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Following the Government's announcement, the COVID-19 Protection Framework will end, along with several other COVID-19 public health measures at 11.59pm on 12 September 2022.
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Keeping the Tongan language alive in Aotearoa
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- Mālō e lelei, mālō ‘etau lava! As we continue to celebrate Tongan Language Week we spoke to a staff member about how they are helping stop the decline of their language in Aotearoa.
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Our new name: Te Whatu Ora – Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- From 1 July, we have been going by our new name: Te Whatu Ora – Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley.
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Planning in place for anaesthetic technicians’ strike action
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Anaesthetic technicians who are members of the APEX union are undertaking strike action. The action is being undertaken in two forms, which will impact some of our healthcare services over the coming two weeks.
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Manawai facility officially opened
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Intellectually disabled service users from across the country will benefit from a more homelike and therapeutic environment in purpose-built units opened last week by Minister of Health Andrew Little.
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Updates to eligibility for free rapid antigen tests (RATs) and masks
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Yesterday changes were announced when it comes to who is eligible for free RATs, as well as plans to distribute free face masks with RAT kits.
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Wellington Quilters gifts four quilts to the Te Wai Bereavement Programme
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- The quilt can offer comfort to whānau and the Te Wai symbol that’s placed on the door is a reminder to staff of our common humanity and the respect that the death of a person deserves in a hospital setting.
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