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Kaimahi were recognised for their contribution to improving Māori health outcomes across four categories.
See some of Aotearoa’s most prominent poets through Poetry in Place, an exhibition of 24 poems across our sites.
Today, we're proud to announce our new name: Te Whatu Ora Te Toka Tumai Auckland.
Our Māori Health Leads will ensure Māori voices are heard and embedded in plans and services.
Congratulations to Marjet Pot ONZM, Kaiwhakahaere Women’s Health Intelligence, who was recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to wome…
We morn the passing of our friend and colleague.
Kia ora koutou, Two years ago, on 28 February 2020, we detected the first case of COVID-19 in Aotearoa at Auckland City Hospital. We didn’t know what…
The TrakCare Patient Administration System will also deliver a better patient and whānau experience.
Our new dialysis unit in Tāmaki is open to dialysis patients.
James Shaw, Minister for Climate Change has announced the allocation of $2.031 million of the Government’s State Sector Decarbonisation Fund to switch to LED lighting in…
The Master of Engineering Project Management endorsed in Health (MEPM – Health) incorporates courses from the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.
Auckland DHB welcomes recommendations made by the Expert Advisory Review Panel.
The Test and Treat programme, for New Zealanders with hepatitis C infections, has being launched in selected community pharmacies across the Northern …
A new mobile BreastScreen Aotearoa unit, inspired by Papatūānuku, will make breast screening more accessible for Aucklanders
The country’s first-ever national lung cancer screening trial will be expanded to include a study of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) among Māori. The trial, which could…
Literature in Situ is a creative collaboration between Ara Manawa and the University of Auckland Faculty of Arts.
Maggie finds her perfect role as a phlebotomist.
Lavinia discusses the impact COVID-19 has had on our cleaning teams.
The story of Murray Heasley's liver transplant.
Te Whare Āwhina is short term, comfortable accommodation for out of town whānau who have someone in our hospitals