Monday 21 October 2024Waitaha Canterbury Pānui2 minutes to read
In this edition of Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury Pānui
In this week’s issue of the Pānui, we congratulate Rangiora Health Hub Midwife Manager Jen Cunningham who received a community service award from the Waimakiriri District Council and get to know Irena de Rooy, Interim Director Quality and Patient Safety in this week’s One min with…
An entire extra cohort of medical imaging students are being trained in Christchurch thanks to the tireless work of Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora clinical radiology managers and two Ara Institute of Canterbury Department of Health Practice staff and Hillmorton’s Specialist Mental Health Service (SMHS) project, Building 12 and 14, has received high praise at the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Lighting Awards, earning a Highly Commended in the Illumination Award for Interior Lighting Design.
Friends of the Nurses’ Memorial Chapel is selling handcrafted ANZAC poppy brooches as part of ongoing fundraising for the historic chapel, outside Christchurch Hospital on Riccarton Avenue and West Coast Te Tai o Poutini is the first centre in New Zealand to receive accreditation to deliver Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) Training.
This week is also Recycling Week and a great way to increase awareness and educate New Zealanders about recycling and reducing waste.
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