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Te Kuiti Maternity Resource Centre

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationThe Maternity Resource Centre supports women during their pregnancy, after baby is born and beyond to access a range of community resources and social services to improve their health with a strong focus on the wellbeing of the mums, babies and young children.

Services and information available include:

A room equipped for Lead Maternity Carer (LMC) midwives
Well child service providers
Health and community workers includ...
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Rhoda Read Continuing Care

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationRhoda Read Continuing Care facility is part of Waikato District Health Board and located in Morrinsville, about 30 kilometres northeast of Hamilton.
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Henry Rongomau Bennett Centre

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationHenry Rongomau Bennett Centre is a mental health facility located on Waiora Waikato Hospital Campus, Hamilton. 
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Te Kuiti Hospital

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationTe Kuiti Hospital is a rural hospital 80 Kilometres south of Hamilton. It serves the Otorohanga/northern King Country area, and is part of the Waikato District Health Board.
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Matariki Continuing Care

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationMatariki Continuing Care facility is part of Waikato District Health Board and located in Te Awamutu, about 30 kilometres south of Hamilton.
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Supporting a patient

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationClose family and friends or carers are an important part of a patient’s care and recovery.

Support by family/whānau is encouraged. Care needs will vary from patient to patient. Some patients may want their family/whānau to provide personal hands-on care, while others may prefer emotional or spiritual support.

We appreciate that family and close friends want to know what is happening and even be involved in care decisions....
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Support for Māori

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationWaikato DHB has Kaitiaki and Kaitakawaenga teams to support Māori patients and their whānau.

KaitiakiOur Kaitiaki team offers cultural support for Māori and their whānau in hospital.

The service is available at Waikato, Thames, Tokoroa, Te Kuiti and Taumarunui hospitals, and Older Persons and Rehabilitation wards.

Phone 
021 806 171 or ask at the ward reception.

Service hours
Monday to Friday 8.30am – 5pm.

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March 2021

... update from Greg Morton, Senior Plan & Engagement Manager, around the Annual Plan and its progress through sign off by the Ministry.

The Council then heard an update from Maree Munro, Programme Lead Strategy, Investment & Transformation, on the Covid-19 Vaccination Programme.  This presentation provided the Council with an insight into what the stages are for vaccinations, the hurdles that need to be overcome to ensure that process of vaccine distribution is smooth and the vaccine rema...
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July 2020

Consumer Council meeting July 2020

The July hui of the Consumer Council was the first time in several months that the meeting was held in person.  It was great to see everyone and members discussed their experiences of COVID-19 and the Waikato DHB’s response.  The general consensus was that it is important to take away positive learnings from this event and to continue to engage effectively with communities.  We don’t want to lose some of the gains made, especially in terms of the local engagem...
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Delivery Suite at Waikato Hospital

COVID-19: Visitor policy in Alert Level 1
Click here for more informationWaikato Hospital Delivery Suite is clearly signposted in red on all our hospital signage, external and internal. It is in Elizabeth Rothwell Building. The entrance is off Pembroke Street, near the corner of Selwyn Street. There is a drop-off area directly outside the B2 entrance of Elizabeth Rothwell Building. 
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