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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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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.
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Why work anywhere else - our stories
“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.
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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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Oliver Smales Memorial Trust
THE OLIVER SMALES MEMORIAL TRUST Dr Oliver Smales was a well liked and well respected paediatrician and citizen of Hawke’s Bay who made a significant difference to the lives, health and wellbeing of many babies, children, youth and families during his lifetime.
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About us
Hawke’s Bay DHB serves a population of 155,000 people It is one of 20 DHBs established in New Zealand in 2001 by the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Act 2000.
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Consumer Meetings 2016
2016
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11 February
Agenda and papers
10 March
Agenda and papers
14 April
Agenda and papers
11 May
Agenda and papers
Note: Meeting held at Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga Takarangi Conference Room, with HB Clinical Council
9 June
Agenda and papers
14 July
Agenda and papers
11 August
Agenda and papers
15 September
Agenda and Papers
13 October
Agenda and Papers
9 November
Agenda and Papers
Combining with Clinical Council - venue: HBDHB Education Centre, Canning Road,… -
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