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ED nurse touched patient's breast, looked in another's underwear - Vimarsana News

ED nurse touched patient's breast, looked in another's underwear

An emergency department nurse who looked down a patient's underwear and rubbed another patient's breast has been found in breach of his professional code. 

Woman with skin infection died after receiving substandard care - Vimarsana News

Woman with skin infection died after receiving substandard care

A home care provider has been found in breach of the Health and Disability Code after failing in its care of a woman with a skin condition. Opportunities were missed for a woman to get the clinical care she needed, the deputy health and disability commissioner says. (file pic) Photo: 123RF She later died as a result of a bacterial skin infection. The woman in her 60s suffered from health conditions including a history of skin infections and had not left her house in over a year. Access Community Health Limited workers raised concerns over her deteriorating skin several times in the months b...

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New Programme Improving The Health Outcomes Of Migrant And Former Refugee Communities Launches In MidCentral - Vimarsana News

New Programme Improving The Health Outcomes Of Migrant And Former Refugee Communities Launches In MidCentral

Friday, 5 March 2021, 4:31 pm From left: Febry Suharto, RIMA Wellbeing Coordinator, Orphée Mickalad – Councillor; Palmerston North City Council (former refugee from the Congo, Africa) and Dr Rochelle Stewart-Withers – Head of Programme for Development Studies at Massey University. A new programme aimed at improving the health outcomes of former refugee communities in the MidCentral district was officially launched at a potluck dinner last week. Among an array of cuisines from a wide range of cultures, attendees from partner agencies working in this space were able to hear more about th...