MidCentral DHB public news updates and releases.
04/06/2021
MidCentral District Health Board has started COVID-19 vaccinations for people in the Group 3 cohort, including people aged over 65 and those with underlying health conditions. ...continue »
31/05/2021
World Smokefree Day on May 31 is the perfect opportunity to encourage and help those who want to quit smoking and support friends and whānau on their journey to quit....continue »
28/05/2021
MidCentral DHB is calling for the whānau and support people of patients to assist in their hospital care during the proposed strike action in June. ...continue »
10/05/2021
Three additional community sites have begun offering COVID-19 vaccinations in their communities, as the vaccination roll-out programme gains momentum in the MidCentral DHB rohe....continue »
07/05/2021
MidCentral District Health Board currently has a vacant building space near the main entrance to Palmerston North Hospital, which was formerly used as a hospital cafe....continue »
07/05/2021
Over recent months, the ability to staff all three MidCentral DHB-operated birthing facilities (Palmerston North Hospital, Te Papaioea Birthing Centre and Horowhenua Birthing Unit) has become increasingly challenging due to the ongoing shortage of midwive...continue »
16/04/2021
MidCentral DHB is asking for the views of the Horowhenua, Ōtaki and Tararua communities when it comes to the care offered for whānau and pēpi in their first 1000 days of life. ...continue »
14/04/2021
Māori and Iwi health providers were among the first tier 2 populations to get the COVID-19 vaccine today, as the roll-out continues in the MidCentral DHB region. ...continue »
13/04/2021
Individuals with proven leadership skills and a passion for the health of our communities are encouraged to apply to become members on MidCentral DHB’s Clinical Council....continue »
13/04/2021
The MidCentral DHB Consumer Council is recruiting new members as it continues to advocate for the involvement of MidCentral communities in the development, design and delivery of services....continue »