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CEO Update – Monday 9 May 2016

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Monday 9 May 2016Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury News1 minute to read

In this week’s CEO Update David Meates talks about how in under a month, up to 140 patients from the Older Persons’ Health and Rehabilitation service currently based at The Princess Margaret Hospital will be on the move to their brand new purpose designed facilities at Burwood. Also, read about the Māia Health Foundation – a new charitable foundation being launched next month to encourage and receive donations.…Read the CEO Update on our website.

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