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Health staff were at risk of burnout during February COVID outbreak despite a peak of just 15 active cases

Health staff were at risk of burnout during February COVID outbreak despite a peak of just 15 active cases
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New zealandChris hipkinsShaun hendyWilliam raingerAuckland universityAuckland regional public healthAuckland councilAuckland university professor of medicine des gormanUniversity professorMedicine des gormanMinister chris hipkinsNewshub new zealandபுதியது ஜீலாந்துஷான் ஹெண்டிஆக்லாந்து பல்கலைக்கழகம்ஆக்லாந்து பிராந்திய பொது ஆரோக்கியம்

Stricter long-term Covid-19 restrictions could be difficult to enforce long-term - 14-May-2021

Getting the public on board with tougher long-term Covid-19 suggestions could be a challenge 14 May 2021 Ashley Bloomfield has suggested moving the country to a baseline of Level 2.5 restrictions, to allow borders to reopen to more low-risk countries. Those restrictions could be in place for three to five years, while the virus remains a pandemic or epidemic. Auckland University Professor of Medicine Des Gorman says long-term measures will be needed, but they need to be sustainable and enforceable. He says the public will comply with masks on planes, trains and buses, tracking apps and vaccine passports but won t comply with much stricter rules.

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Covid 19 coronavirus editorial: Bubble, border breaches complicate strategy

EDITORIAL: Vaccine-rich countries have an advantage.

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More measures needed to keep NZ Covid-free, experts say

More measures needed to keep NZ Covid-free, experts say 1 May, 2021 06:00 AM 3 minutes to read Recent breaches of the trans-Tasman bubble emphasise the need for better border controls and tracing technology, health experts say. Photo / Supplied Recent breaches of the trans-Tasman bubble emphasise the need for better border controls and tracing technology, health experts say. Photo / Supplied RNZ Recent breaches of the trans-Tasman bubble emphasise the need for better border controls and tracing technology, health experts say. An infected traveller from Papua New Guinea, a red zone country, crossed paths with trans-Tasman travellers at Brisbane Airport on Thursday, because he was allowed into a green zone area.

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More measures needed to keep NZ Covid-free, experts say

More measures needed to keep NZ Covid-free, experts say
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New zealandWestern australiaPapua new guineaCook islandsMichael bakerUniversity of otagoAuckland university professor of medicine des gormanHealth ministryBrisbane airportUniversity professorMedicine des gormanDes gormanபுதியது ஜீலாந்துமேற்கு ஆஸ்திரேலியாபப்புவா புதியது கினியாசமைக்கவும் தீவுகள்