Te Uriwa Papuni is receiving chemotherapy for leukemia at Middlemore Hospital and is calling for more Māori nurses and better care for Māori patients.
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NewsBaby found safe, well following Middlemore disappearance
The "two-day-old" baby that was removed from Auckland's Middlemore Hospital has been found in a well condition by Police.
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$57mil facility to care for acute mental health patients
Counties Manukau Health opened stage one of the new Tiaho Mai Mental Health Unit at Middlemore Hospital today. Tiaho Mai is a residential unit for supporting people with mental health problems during crises and providing care for people from Ōtāhuhu to Mercer, including Kaiaua and Port Waikato.
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$80m investment for South Auckland Hospitals
Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, has announced an $80 million investment into fixing the infrastructure problems at Middlemore Hospital and the Manukau SuperClinic.
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Orderly acknowledged for 50 years of service to Middlemore
Ivy Tauhinu began working at Middlemore Hospital in South Auckland in 1969 and 50 years on the beloved orderly is still on staff. Counties Manukau DHB felt it was a milestone worth marking.
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Auckland, Northland hospital buildings dubbed 'not-fit-for-purpose'
A report has found that some Auckland and Northland hospital facilities are not fit for purpose and are dated.
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Middlemore adopt innovative approach to renovated ward
A newly renovated 30-bed General Medicine ward at Middlemore Hospital in South Auckland will soon be open to meet increased health demands.
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Middlemore to open 30-bed ward for winter demand
In an effort to meet the increased health demand during the winter months, South Auckland's Middlemore Hospital is looking to open a newly renovated 30-bed General Medicine Ward.
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Funfest hosts inaugural VIP Day for 1000 disadvantaged Kiwi kids
Auckland's annual Funfest event has hosted a selected group of disadvantaged children today at Mt Smart Stadium. A new change to the event means they've been granted early access to the festival before it opens to the public tomorrow.
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29-year-old Dr Mataroria Lyndon set to study Public Health at Harvard
Dr Mataroria Lyndon is yet to turn 30 but he has already been accepted in to Harvard University in Boston, USA and is set to also complete his Doctorate in Medical Education in September from The University of Auckland here in New Zealand.
