Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral public news updates and releases.
21/10/2022
Early Monday morning, the Tararua Community Mental Health & Addiction Services building in Dannevirke celebrated the installation of a newly commissioned Māori artwork....continue »
23/08/2022
On July 1, MidCentral District Health Board become Te Whatu Ora Te Pae Hauora o Ruahine o Tararua MidCentral as part of the New Zealand health reforms....continue »
07/03/2022
On Monday 21 February, Breast Screen Coast to Coast, in partnership with Te Tihi o Ruahine and Pae Ora Paiaka Whaiora commissioned two new artworks....continue »
11/01/2022
MidCentral District Health Board (DHB) has become the second DHB in New Zealand to introduce a breakthrough resuscitation training programme to improve CPR and ventillation training for staff....continue »
20/10/2021
They may work behind the scenes, but clinical engineers play a very important role in ensuring thousands of medical devices are safe for patient use. ...continue »
19/10/2021
Workers, construction gear and site fencing has arrived at Palmerston North Hospital as the expansion of surgical facilities get underway....continue »
18/10/2021
Nurses and midwives who have left the workforce are being invited to return through a supportive Return to Practice Programme at MidCentral DHB. ...continue »
04/10/2021
MidCentral DHB has increased its testing and vaccination capacity following a positive COVID-19 case in Palmerston North over the weekend. ...continue »
01/10/2021
In 2019, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between MidCentral and Capital and Coast DHBs regarding access to health services for Ōtaki and Te Horo residents. ...continue »
21/09/2021
A third Varian TrueBeam linear accelerator has today commenced service at Palmerston North Hospital. ...continue »