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Rotorua has nation s worst lung cancer survival rates, health experts point to inequities in system

Rotorua has nation s worst lung cancer survival rates, health experts point to inequities in system
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Died doing what he loved : Ōhope man speaks about attempted water rescue

Died doing what he loved : Ōhope man speaks about attempted water rescue 8 Apr, 2021 07:15 PM 3 minutes to read Ōhope Beach in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Photo / File A man who attempted to resuscitate a fellow surfer at Ōhope Beach says the surfer died doing what he loved. A man in his 40s died following a water incident at Ōhope Beach yesterday, police said. Emergency services were called to the incident at West End about 1.25pm. The man was pulled from the water and members of the public provided first aid, but the man died at the scene. Beach Life surf instructor Ross Anderson was running a lesson with a local school when he saw the man go down.

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Free pregnancy scans introduced in Eastern Bay of Plenty, removing $45 co-payment

Freestocks/Unsplash It’s estimated about 40 per cent of pregnancies in 2020 didn’t have the required ultrasounds, and it’s hoped this move will change things. Hapū māmā will no longer have to pay for pregnancy scans in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, in a move intended to improve equity and healthcare. The full bill will now be footed by Bay of Plenty District Health Board, provided the ultrasounds are requested by a lead maternity carer (LMC), a statement said. Previously, a co-payment of $45 was required for the scans, which were partly funded. And, based on 2020 birth and scan numbers, the DHB estimates 40 per cent of pregnancies didn’t have the required number of ultrasounds.

Bay of plentyNew zealandSarah stevensonBay of plenty district health boardWomen health portfolioEastern bayPlenty district health boardHealth portfolio manager sarah stevensonToi oraBay radiologyவளைகுடா ஆஃப் ப்லெஂடீபுதியது ஜீலாந்துசாரா ஸ்டீவன்சன்வளைகுடா ஆஃப் ப்லெஂடீ மாவட்டம் ஆரோக்கியம் பலகைபெண்கள் ஆரோக்கியம் போர்ட்‌ஃபோலீயோகிழக்கு வளைகுடா

Tauranga father can be reunited with kids as transtasman bubble date announced

Tauranga father can be reunited with kids as transtasman bubble date announced
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Free Pregnancy Scans To Improve Equity And Healthcare In The Eastern Bay

Free Pregnancy Scans To Improve Equity And Healthcare In The Eastern Bay
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