The oustanding @AshBloomfield
hands the reins to the brilliant @DiSarfati.
We are so lucky to have absolutely world class individuals dedicate their lives to public service.
These are hard jobs with big consequences and need top people.
https://t.co/ppJE5qAi3v
Our courageous rangatira (chief) of nursing has left the building but will never leave our hearts and minds. Mary Gordon Is held in the highest regard locally, nationally and internationally and we will carry on her work. Ka mahi te tawa uho ki te riri. https://t.co/xufC3zguNC
The occasion of the whakatuwhera (opening) of the Māori Resource Collection in the SDHB library at Dunedin Hospital was marked yesterday with a blessing and celebration. This collection was developed alongside a similar collection at Southland Hospital. Read more on our Facebook!
International Car Free Day is coming up on September 22nd. Instead of using your car, try public transport, walking, cycling, or scooting to get around. Take a photo of your car-free commute, post to Facebook with #CarFreeDunedin2020 and be in to win one of three prize packs. #
#WorldPatientSafetyDay
Having enough nurses is key to patient safety, but in many parts of the world there are not standards in place to ensure we have #safestaffing
Time to put the evidence into practice.
Please watch & share this film https://t.co/oea09VF0Y0
'Compassion and self-compassion are core ... to come out the other end stronger, better, wiser, not just with an even more profoundly good health system but a better society overall.' We spoke to @WestM61 about the importance of compassion in difficult times.
Thanks for capturing this very special moment - of connecting with nurses and colleagues across NZ to hear such inspirational korero - I was truly uplifted and energised (so didn’t need the virtual chocolate cake after all !!)
A privilege to be able to reflect on the leadership, courage, compassion and challenges our own COVID journey @cmdhb has brought us in providing fundamental care. He oranga mauroa
In NZ @jacindaardern has just announced:
1. Everyone who comes to NZ (from anywhere) will need to self-isolate for 14 days.
2. Massive restrictions on mass gatherings
3. Expansion of public health measures
4. No cruise ships to NZ.
This will save many many lives.
Excellent reassuring videos from experts at #TePapaHauora health precinct “The Science Behind COVID-19 and What it Means to You and Your Family”. Please share https://t.co/RfPl9pzpOd
NZ Nurses recognised in the New Years Honours list.
Over the moon:Professor Jenny Carryer, and Dr Frances Hughes made Companions of the NZ Order of Merit.
Annette Milligan, Officer of the NZ Order of Merit
Carrol Elliott, Member of the NZ Order of Merit
Great start to 2020...
Growth doesn't happen unless you move outside the comfort zone, this applies to people, teams and organisations. As a leader you need to create a circle of safety which helps this movement into the growth zone.