by KA | Feb 14, 2024 | General, Self-Care
Media Release: Smoke from Fire at Worsleys Road near Cracroft, Christchurch – Public Health Warning Media Release Issued: 14 February 2024 from Te Whatu Ora Smoke from Fire at Worsleys Road near Cracroft, Christchurch – Public Health Warning Te Whatu Ora has issued a...
by KA | Jan 31, 2024 | General, Self-Care
Summer First Aid: Minor Wounds Cuts and grazes are common injuries that you might need to deal with over summer. You can usually treat a cut or graze yourself by stopping any bleeding, carefully cleaning the wound and covering it with a plaster or bandage. 1. Stop the...
by KA | Jan 24, 2024 | General, Healthline, Hospital/Ambulance, Self-Care
Viruses, bugs and illnesses to look out for over summer Here are a few viruses, bugs and illnesses to look out for over summer! Remember Healthline is available on 0800 611 116 24/7 for health advice. Measles Measles spreads easily among people who are not immunised....
by KA | Dec 19, 2023 | Family Practice, General, Healthline, Hospital/Ambulance, Mental Health, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Self-Care, Urgent Care, Virtual
The heat is on for Waitaha Canterbury! People of Waitaha Canterbury are being urged to keep cool and hydrated during what looks set to be a stretch of scorching temperatures hitting the region this week. Hot weather is forecast for Wednesday 20 December with...
by KA | Dec 19, 2023 | Family Practice, General, Healthline, Hospital/Ambulance, Mental Health, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Self-Care, Urgent Care, Virtual
Keeping yourself and others well these holidays With summer here, it’s natural to want to spend time with family and friends. However, it’s important to take some protective measures to ensure that we all stay safe and healthy. Below are some of our top...
by KA | Dec 19, 2023 | Family Practice, General, Healthline, Hospital/Ambulance, Mental Health, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Self-Care, Urgent Care, Virtual
Don’t let COVID-19 crash your summer party As we embrace the summer season, it is vital to remember that COVID-19 is still present in our communities and poses a significant risk. In line with this, Te Whatu Ora urges everyone to prioritise their own...
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