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- Aug 24, 2026
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Former paramedics back on the job amid ‘exceptional’ ambulance demand (opens the original)
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Former St John paramedics now working in other parts of the organisation are being asked to jump back into ambulances to meet “exceptional” demand. Hato Hone St John received 16,794 calls through 111 for the week ending 23 August, another all-time high. A new daily record of 2606 calls was set on Friday 14 August, compared with an average of 2061 a day last August. Hato Hone St John director of ambulance operations Doug Gallagher said the sustained workload was having an impact. “Our people have
One-third of endometriosis patients told to get pregnant: survey (opens the original)
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A survey of more than 600 endometriosis patients found a third were advised by a doctor to get pregnant to relieve their symptoms. The findings come in two reports published as part of Barriers and Facilitators of Endometriosis Care in Aotearoa New Zealand, a research project from Endometriosis New Zealand and the University of Canterbury. It also confirmed people with endometriosis in New Zealand experienced a median wait of 10 years from the onset of symptoms to diagnosis. Previously published
Patient falls trying to kill cockroaches at Auckland Hospital as fleas hit wards (opens the original)
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Staff at Auckland Hospital have made hundreds of reports about fleas and other insects, and one patient there slipped and fell trying to stomp on a cluster of cockroaches in the shower. The patient, Claudia Elliot, was staying in the hospital's cardiology ward last month after having open heart surgery. She praised the clinical care she received but told RNZ she had serious concerns about the hospital's condition and resourcing. "I have spent 10 years working for the UN in the hot spots of Afgha
Universal RSV vaccination programme could free up thousands of hospital beds (opens the original)
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With thousands of children under five hospitalised each year with RSV, experts want New Zealand to catch up with other countries and introduce a universal vaccination programme. A new briefing from the Public Health Communication Centre has shown it could free up thousands of hospital beds each year. RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, is a common respiratory illness that causes lung and respiratory tract infections, with similar symptoms to a cold - but in young children, it can cause serious
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