Board Meetings 2017
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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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.
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.
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.
Welcome Haere mai
This website is for people interested in working for, or interested in what is happening at, Te Whatu Ora Te Matau a Māui, Hawke's Bay (formerly Hawke's Bay District Health Board). Our region, the Hawke's Bay district, is home to over 165,000 people.
What it isProgramme Incubator is a ‘grow your own’ workforce development programme. It introduces health professional role models to students and whānau/family.
The Central Region Metabolic and Bariatric Service (CRMBS) is provided at Wellington Hospital for the District Health Board’s in the lower half of the North Island including Capital & Coast, Hutt Valley, Wairarapa, MidCentral, Whanganui and Hawke’s Bay.
Feedback is important to us, to help us improve our serviceWe welcome and appreciate receiving feedback. To improve our service we need your patient story.
“What would attract someone to this role is the day to day support that you get from within this team and the wider community of health professionals and also the ability to work autonomously, thinking on your feet and making good clinical decisions while recognizing our resources.
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.
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.