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DHB urges Hawke’s Bay to get vaccinated with Super Saturday this week
Omahu resident Jacob Dehar says taking a free national bowel screening programme test kit that arrived in his letterbox was the best decision he ever made.
Registered nurses practising in community settings can now train through Hawke’s Bay DHB to prescribe a limited number of medicines...
As Hawke’s Bay ticks off 50 percent of its community being double vaccinated against COVID-19, the Ū Tonu campaign launches.
Hawke’s Bay District Health Board has blessed and opened a new theatre operations centre (TOC) this week at Hawke’s Bay Hospital, completing the first stage of…
Alert Level 2 Visitor Policy - effective 11:59pm Tuesday 7 September
Don’t put off seeking health care, regardless of alert levels and make sure you get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Hawke’s Bay DHB has freed up some restrictions for visitors in Alert Level 3, but others will remain in place to ensure the safety of patients and staff.
Over 20,000 people (20,848) received either their first or second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Hawke’s Bay last week, from either a general practice, pharmacy,…
With more COVID-19 cases reported in Wellington and Auckland today, Hawke’s Bay health officials are urging people feeling unwell to get tested and to regularly check…
In the last seven days nearly 1000 people have been tested in Hawke’s Bay. So far no-one has returned a positive result in Hawke’s Bay.
Medical Officer…
Over 360 people were tested for COVID-19 in Hawke’s Bay yesterday (Thursday 18 August) with no one returning a positive test so far.
Hawke’s Bay health authorities are increasing testing centre capacity following the Government placing New Zealand into Level 4 lockdown as at 11:59pm lastnight
Hawke’s Bay DHB has reinstated its no-visitor policy across all facilities in line with the Government’s Alert Level 4 lockdown announcement.
Hospital and health services across HBDHB sites will be significantly reduced when nurses, midwives and healthcare assistants go on strike this Thursday 19 Aug.
General practice, pharmacy and Māori health providers have delivered 27,861 vaccinations and provide invaluable support to the Hawke’s Bay COVID-19 vaccination
Some hospital midwives who are members of the (MERAS) are striking on Wednesday 11 August 2021 11am - 7pm.
Hawke’s Bay people are lining up to have their COVID-19 vaccine with the region this week surpassing 60,000 doses administered. Read more here.
A chance encounter visiting her local hospital at just 11 years of age sparked a nursing career dream for one of our veteran registered nurses, Bev Christison.
Hawke’s Bay Hospital has updated its visitor policy to not allow children under 16 to visit as presentations to hospital of people with RSV increase.Chief Medical…