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Our vision is simple - we want everyone in Hawke's Bay district to be healthy. Healthy Hawke's Bay Te Hauora o Te Matau ā Māui
Excellent health services working in partnership to improve the health and wellbeing of our people and to reduce health inequities within our community.
We do our best to live our values both in the workplace and outside of it. We believe the best outcome for our patients and staff can be achieved if we’re all on the working towards the same goals.
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.
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.
A healthy environment is key to the health and wellbeing of people, and thus environmental sustainability is core to health. We aim to live within our means and limit the use of natural resources to improve the environment, whilst achieving our organisational goals.
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.
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.
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.
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.
You can find up to date Patient Medication Information Leaflets, including leaflets in Te Reo Māori and other languages on the following websites:
New Zealand Formulary, Patient Information Leaflets (PILs) Index:
https://nzf. org. nz/nzf_70421
Healthify He Puna Wairoa:
Healthify
My Medicines New Zealand:
https://www. mymedicines.