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Friday, 7 May 2021, 12:19 pm
Northlanders will no longer automatically have to go to
Auckland for lifesaving heart procedures like angiograms,
angioplasty and the insertion of pacemakers, thanks to new
operating theatres and a cardiac catheter laboratory opened
at Whangārei Hospital by Health Minister Andrew Little
today.
The two projects – along with a new endoscopy
suite opened last year – will be transformational for
Northlanders, the Minister said.
“As I said in my
speech to announce the health reforms two weeks ago, it is
simply unacceptable that the place you live should determine
what sort of healthcare you get,” he said at the opening
Whangārei Hospital unveils two new operating theatres and cardiac catheter lab
7 May, 2021 05:00 PM
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Health Minister Andrew Little was joined by Northland MP Willow-Jean Prime (left) and MP for Whangārei Emily Henderson (right) at the opening. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Health Minister Andrew Little was joined by Northland MP Willow-Jean Prime (left) and MP for Whangārei Emily Henderson (right) at the opening. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Northlanders will no longer have to travel to Auckland for lifesaving heart procedures like angiograms, angioplasty and the insertion of pacemakers, thanks to two new operating theatres and a cardiac catheter lab opened at Whangārei Hospital.
Press Release – New Zealand Government
Northlanders will no longer automatically have to go to Auckland for lifesaving heart procedures like angiograms, angioplasty and the insertion of pacemakers, thanks to new operating theatres and a cardiac catheter laboratory opened at Whangārei Hospital by Health Minister Andrew Little today.
The two projects – along with a new endoscopy suite opened last year – will be transformational for Northlanders, the Minister said.
“As I said in my speech to announce the health reforms two weeks ago, it is simply unacceptable that the place you live should determine what sort of healthcare you get,” he said at the opening in Whangarei today.
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