2017-18 Serious Adverse Events Report
Today we released our Serious Adverse Events Report which outlines Auckland DHB’s Serious Adverse Events for the 2017-18 year.
Latest news
Christmas in the Park
Christmas in the Park takes place 8 December 2018 in the Auckland Domain and impacts roads surrounding Auckland City Hospital and Starship Hospital.
Extension of community laboratory testing contract provides certainty
The Northern Region’s four DHBs have secured a long-term agreement that provides ongoing certainty about the provision of community-referred pathology services.
DHB Leaders release first joint long term vision for healthcare in Northland and Auckland, welcome Government funding announcements
District Health Board leaders have welcomed new Government funding for Northland and Auckland as they release first joint Long Term Investment Plan (LTIP).
Cultural app to raise awareness among staff and community
Pronunciation of te reo Māori, cultural protocol and waiata are the main focus of a new mobile app, Āke Āke, launched this week by Auckland DHB.
Auckland DHB apologises for the events that led to the Cartwright Inquiry
Auckland DHB formally apologises to the women who were affected by the events that led to the Cartwright Inquiry, their whānau, supporters and communities.
Auckland DHB welcomes $275m Government investment in facilities infrastructure
Auckland District Health Board (DHB) has warmly welcomed today’s Government announcement of $275 million to replace and upgrade critical infrastructure
Auckland DHB requests public’s help to keep ED for emergencies
Auckland DHB is asking for the public’s help to keep the emergency department for emergencies.
DHBs welcome ‘Yes’ vote
The NZNO has announced that members have accepted the latest pay offer .
Starship Community opens first New Zealand in-school relocatable health facility
Today Starship Community launched a New Zealand first at Panmure Bridge School; an in-school, relocatable health facility.
Nurses’ strike concludes - Read the latest media release from the 20 DHBs
District Health Boards are returning to normal services following the 24-hour strike by NZNO nurses, midwives and healthcare assistants.
DHBs will still try to avoid strike - Read the latest media release from the 20 DHBs
District Health Boards are disappointed nurses have rejected the revised offer recommended by their union after facilitation.
Auckland DHB prepares to reduce services ahead of NZNO industrial action
Auckland DHB is preparing to close non-essential services between 7am Thursday 12 July and 7am Friday 13 July due to the impact of a nationwide strike.
Next week’s nurses’ strike averted
The planned strike by nurses scheduled for next Thursday 5 July has been called off after discussions in Wellington over the last two days.
Auckland DHB to reduce services during Nurses and Midwives strike
Auckland DHB to reduce services provided at its hospitals between 7am Thursday 5 July and 7am Friday 6 July during Nurses and Midwives strike.
Warm support for new investment in addiction treatment facilities
Key agencies involved in Government announcement of a $16.7 million investment in addiction treatment facilities for Aucklanders warmly welcome the initiative.
Auckland DHB showcases sustainability advances to Associate Minister of Health
Auckland DHB showcased the advances it has made in sustainability during a visit by the Associate Minister of Health today.
Shining stars of nursing and midwifery celebrated by Auckland DHB
Last night Auckland DHB held its annual A+ Trust Nursing and Midwifery Awards, to acknowledge the organisation’s amazing nurses and midwives.
Pat Snedden announced as new Chair of Auckland DHB
Health Minister Dr David Clark has announced Pat Snedden as the new chair of Auckland District Health Board, from 1 June, 2018.
Auckland DHB Hospital services operating as usual after storm
Auckland City Hospital, Starship Hospital and Greenlane Clinical Centre have been unaffected by the recent storm and continue to operate as usual.