Programme Incubator
What it isProgramme Incubator is a ‘grow your own’ workforce development programme. It introduces health professional role models to students and whānau/family.
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Consumer Meetings 2020
2020
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February 13
4. 00-6. 00pm
Venue: Corporate Boardroom
March 23
4. 00-6. 00pm
Venue: Corporate Boardroom
April 2
4. 00-6. 00pm
This meeting is not proceeding as scheduled
May 7
4. 00-6. 00pm
Venue: Zoom Meeting
Agenda and papers
June 4
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Board Meetings 2020
The dates of the respective meetings are listed below but are subject to change. Meeting papers will be available on this site by noon the Friday prior to meeting dates shown below.
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Promoting Responsible Alcohol Use
Hawke’s Bay District Health Board is exploring ways to eliminate alcohol harm in the community and the impact alcohol harm has on emergency services. To find out more about alcohol harm click here.
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Emergency Response
What do we do?Manage organisational emergency preparedness and response across Te Whatu Ora in Hawke's Bay and maintenance of fire safety systems.
More information:Major Incident Resources
Emergency Control Resources
Pandemic Resources
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BEYOND BASIC - Advanced Airway Management course
This course, an addition to the BEYOND BASIC series, is designed to give the Intensive Care or Anaesthetics trainee a structured approach to management of the upper airway. Commonly reported airway events in ICU include difficult and failed intubation and tracheostomy related problems.
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Health NZ Hawke’s Bay Consumer Council
The new regional Consumer Councils are now in place as of 1 July 2024. More information about the role of Councils and their members can be found here.
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BASIC and BEYOND BASIC
BASIC - Basic Assessment and Support in Intensive Care courseThe BASIC course is designed to teach the practical management of critically ill patients.
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Nurse Entry to Practice and Nurse Entry to Specialist Practice Programme
Applications for Hawke's Bay | Te Matau a Māui 2025 January NETP intake opens Wednesday 7 August. We look forward to hearing from you. The NETP programme has been designed to provide structured education to consolidate the NCNZ competencies and support new graduate nurses into professional nursing practice.
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BASIC course
Basic Assessment and Support in Intensive CareThe BASIC course is designed to teach the practical management of critically ill patients. It consists of lectures, skill stations and interactive tutorials covering many aspects of the care of critically ill patients, with an emphasis on supportive management, particularly mechanical ventilation.