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The country’s leading primary and community health body, The Federation of Primary Health (FPHANZ), is looking forward to working with its new board members.
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The country’s leading primary and community health body, The Federation of Primary Health (FPHANZ), is looking forward to working with the incoming Minster of Health.
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CHRISTCHURCH — This year for the first time, the New Zealand College of Midwives has implemented a co-president model and this morning (3rd November), the two new co-presidents, Debbie Fisher and Bea Leatham, were introduced to the audience. The outgoing president is Nicole Pihema.
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CHRISTCHURCH — More than 500 midwives will attend the biennial national conference in Christchurch starting on Thursday.
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WAIKATO — With a commitment to maternity and midwifery from National in the lead up to the election, midwives in Huntly and Waihī about to lose their birthing units, are looking forward to hearing from the new Government in the coming weeks.
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WAIHI — (NOTE: The dismantling of the unit has started today. It was communicated that the unit would remain operational until Oct 20.
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HUNTLY — “An absolute necessity”, “a place we feel safe” and “a vital service”.
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WAIKATO — Midwives from the Waikato have launched a campaign to save their *primary birthing facility.
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CHRISTCHURCH — A travelling troupe of a colourful cast of characters has arrived in the Garden City today.
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The following can be attributed to Caroline Conroy, MERAS Co-Leader (Midwifery): MERAS, the midwives’ union, has received an offer of a proposed final pay equity settlement from Te Whatu Ora in relation to the Midwifery pay equity claim.
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The New Zealand College of Midwives is pleased to see some commitment to growing the midwifery workforce in Labour's health announcement yesterday.
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CHRISTCHURCH — A group of Japanese student midwives and their tutors from Tenshi Graduate College of Midwifery arrived in Christchurch today for a week-long New Zealand visit.
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CHRISTCHURCH — The decision by the Waipapa Papanui Innes Central Community Board to recommend to city councillors that the Park Terrace roading changes be retained for five years is hugely disappointing.
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On the back of Tuesdays confirmation of the critical midwifery shortage, 97% of midwives employed by Te Whatu Ora have voted in support of an interim pay equity deal.
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The College of Midwives says the plan announced today designed to address health workforce shortages is overall positive and significant.
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The country’s leading primary health body says this year’s budget is a “good start” to addressing the serious issues currently affecting the health system.
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The College of Midwives says the increase across the health budget (pre-committed at Budget 2022 within the multi-year budget) is a welcome change for community midwives, who have never had the certainty of regular cost of living adjustments to their pay.
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May 5th is International Day of the Midwife (IDM) and this year the College of Midwives is turning the spotlight on the thousands of New Zealand midwives who just get on and do their jobs in extreme situations.
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CHRISTCHURCH — "A sad day." That's how Jill Ovens, the co-leader of MERAS (the Midwives' Union) is describing the news today that St George's Hospital maternity service is closing.
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The Executive Director of the country’s leading primary health and community care organisation, the Federation of Primary Health Aotearoa NZ (FPHANZ), says a meeting with the head of Te Whatu Ora, Margie Apa, on Friday comes at a critical time in the current health reforms.
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CHRISTCHURCH — Is First Past The Post (FPP) serving us well in Christchurch and Banks Peninsula? That’s the question newly elected Innes Community Board member Ali Jones is asking after another by election has been signalled.
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On International Women's Day (March 8th), The College of Midwives is celebrating the government's commitment to women's health with the strategy which is currently under development.
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Midwives employed by Te Whatu Ora in the country’s hospitals are fed up that they are not being listened to and they are planning actions to make their voices roar, MERAS, the Midwives’ union, says.
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“We’re here to finish a job.” That from Barrister Brian Henry who is leading the legal team in the case against Gloriavale, representing six former residents of the West Coast community (the Plaintiff’s).
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The former chair of the Claimants Reference Group - CRG (which worked for several years with EQC on behalf of people affected by disaster / events), says people currently dealing with the damaging weather, should be better supported with advice about what to do, insurance-wise.
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The former chair of the Claimants Reference Group - CRG (which worked for several years with EQC on behalf of people affected by disaster / events), says people currently dealing with the damaging weather, should be better supported with advice about what to do, insurance-wise.
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The following can be attributed to College of Midwives Chief Executive, Alison Eddy: The College is extremely pleased by the Government’s announcement this afternoon which will see overseas midwives be able to access the fast-track to residency.
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Statement from the Midwives’ Union MERAS.
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