This pack is designed to make that process a little bit smoother and provide you with some information.
How your hospital & health centre works
Te Nīkau Hospital & Health Centre is a fit for purpose, modern facility designed to be a one-stop shop for health care.
Flood water can contain lots of nasty bugs that could make you and your family sick.
Before you start the clean-up process, it’s important to follow these steps to keep you and your family safe.
Health Workforce New Zealand Hauora Maori Fund 2020 Brochure
This brochure contains information on the national travel assistance scheme (NTA)
Information Brochure
NETP Programme
The West Coast DHB NETP programme is designed to tautoko|support you to develop into a competent, confident, and professional kaitiaki|guardian of your community’s health and wellbeing. We facilitate a range of new and exciting learning opportunities that will help you achieve your career goals – whatever your moehewa|dream may be.
This rural programme incorporates 1:1 and group manaaki|support and care, preceptorship, and educational variety, including an Ara Institute of Canterbury graduate level paper. The programme is shared between Canterbury and West Coast DHBs, which means unique exposure to care provision in an urban environment.
NESP (Mental Health) Programme
The NESP programme is designed to tautoko|support you as a newly qualified or experienced registered nurse to transition to specialising in mental health. We offer exposure to exciting opportunities within this field that are unique to working in New Zealand’s most rural and remote health district.
NESP incorporates 1:1 and group manaaki|support and care, preceptorship, and educational opportunities through a postgraduate certificate that is recognised nationally and internationally. This programme is coordinated by the Canterbury DHB with funding from Te Pou, and will expose you to learning with, and from, colleagues based in a variety of urban and rural settings.
Your rights when using a health or disability service in New Zealand and how to make a complaint.
Kaiāwhina Whānau Support details
Hand hygiene is the single most important factor in reducing hospital acquired infections.
Our hands may look clean but many germs are invisible to our eyes. We can unknowingly transmit germs on our hands to others and our environment.
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