News: tagged with "health"
Reminder from Waka Toa Ora
No weekly newsletter will be sent out on Friday 24th June 2022 - due to the Matariki public holiday.
- Canterbury DHB media release: 14th March 2022
As the number of active cases of Omicron continues to rise in our community, more Canterbury DHB staff are contracting COVID-19 and having to isolate
- You are invited to an online Waka Toa Ora weminar on the impacts from reducing transport emissions with Clare Pattison - Principal Advisor at Environment Canterbury
- The Waimakariri District Council have been working closely with the developers of Pegasus to explore options to help manage seasonal algal bloom in the lake
- The Warehouse is doing a free heater swap for the next three weeks in a bid to help make Kiwi homes warmer and safer this winter
- A research team from the University of Otago, Christchurch is seeking volunteers to be part of a study looking at the impact of dietary fibre in bread on gut health
- This international online training has been completed by close to 300 practitioners in Australia, New Zealand and Europe over the last two years and achieves a 95% approval rating
- Canterbury District Health Board media release: 7th June 2022
Canterbury has now recorded more than 155,000 cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began - with almost 1000 new cases recorded today
- Start the Māori New Year off right by joining us for an afternoon dedicated to wellbeing
- Wetlands are climate heroes. They can store large amounts of carbon and help keep us safe from floods and storm surges
- Selwyn District Council media release: 17th May 2022
Key services will be opening soon at the Toka Hāpai Selwyn Health Hub
- This issue of Hauora includes:
'Equity must be at forefront' of efforts to achieve smokefree goal;
Creative communication helps empower whānau and communities;
Charter paves way for well-being societies;
Focus on team effort to stub out habit;
Report dra
- Is it true that men don’t like to talk about their feelings? This has been one of those statements that A-OK NZ hear over and over again in their workshops that men do not like to talk about their feelings and distress
- Beehive media release: 4th May 2022
Hospital waiting lists will be managed nationally under the Labour Government’s plan to cut the time people who need operations and appointments have to wait, Health Minister Andrew Little says
- A postgraduate research team from the University of Canterbury ׀ Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha is aiming to find out about what the local residents and visitors to Abberley Park know and think about the park and local creek
- Beehive media release: 3rd May 2022
The Government has welcomed Te Waihanga/New Zealand Infrastructure Commission’s first infrastructure strategy as a major milestone in building a more prosperous, resilient and sustainable future for all New Zealanders
- If you are a health professional, you very likely have patients in your practice who live with debilitating post-viral illness. Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) most commonly occurs after an infection
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 28th April 2022
Christchurch City Council has agreed in principle that it will relocate the organics processing plant in Bromley to an alternative location
- A research team at the University of Otago Christchurch are looking for volunteers who have constipation or Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) to be part of a study
- Kia ora koutou katoa
Aotearoa is now settling into life at Orange, and the team at HPF will continue to work from home in the meantime, in the interest of our safety, health and wellbeing
- Canterbury DHB media release: 18th April 2022
Canterbury DHB is updating its visitor policy across all facilities from Tuesday 19th April 2022, to be consistent with the recent change to the Orange traffic light setting and in recognition that Canterbury
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