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Omicron strikes: More than 800 staff from one DHB off work - Vimarsana News

Omicron strikes: More than 800 staff from one DHB off work

By Rowan Quinn of RNZ  More than 800 Counties Manukau DHB staff are not at work because they're sick or a member of their household has Covid-19, as case n

More than 13 percent of Counties Manukau DHB staff off work due to Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

More than 13 percent of Counties Manukau DHB staff off work due to Covid-19

More than 800 Counties Manukau DHB staff are not at work because they're sick or a member of their household has Covid-19, as case numbers in hospitals rise.

Source: rnz.co.nz
More than 13 percent of Counties Manukau DHB staff off work due to Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

More than 13 percent of Counties Manukau DHB staff off work due to Covid-19

More than 800 Counties Manukau DHB staff are not at work because theyre sick or a member of their household has Covid19 as case numbers in hospitals rise

Covid-19: Extra ICU beds welcomed but nurses plead 'give us more staff' - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Extra ICU beds welcomed but nurses plead 'give us more staff'

The nurses union says it is "great" news the Govt will spend $644m upgrading hospitals, but say "dire" staffing levels remain the elephant in the room.

The cost of Covid-19 in lives and livelihoods - Vimarsana News

The cost of Covid-19 in lives and livelihoods

Cases per 100,000 Source: Ministry of Health The death toll would have been much higher if the early and significant action New Zealand opted for had not been taken. New Zealand was "literally a week away from not being able to contain" coronavirus when the decision was made to plunge into a nationwide lockdown, Royal NZ College of General Practitioners' medical director Dr Bryan Betty said in June. At the time, Betty said New Zealand was staring down the barrel of a "potential health system meltdown" similar to those seen in Italy, Spain, the UK and the US. With the spectre seen in parts of ...