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Pegasus 2025 newsletter
We’re excited to begin our new edition Pegasus 2025 newsletter. It’s full of our latest stories and happenings here at Pegasus. Click here to view our live interactive newsletter and print versions
Posted on Read MoreWhere to find updates on Novel Coronavirus (2019-NCOV)
For updates on the Coronavirus relating to primary healthcare, please visit the Canterbury Primary Response Group website. Here you will find the latest updates from the Ministry of Health and CDHB as they become available. You can also find more information here: https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/diseases-and-conditions/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov
Posted on Read MoreWhere to find support
The events in Christchurch on Friday 15 March 2019 are distressing for our community. If you or someone you know needs mental wellbeing support or advice: Call or text 1737 to speak with a trained counsellor. This service is free of charge and is available day and night. Download the translated ‘Need to talk? 1737’
Posted on Read MoreMeasles cases confirmed in Canterbury
The Canterbury District Health Board has issued the following media release. Three measles cases have been confirmed in the past four days in the Canterbury region. The three confirmed cases come from Rangiora and Christchurch and include a teenage male, and one male and one female – both in their 40s. None are thought to
Posted on Read MoreImproving access to health and social supports for offenders on release
People leaving prison in Canterbury will benefit from improved support to navigate and access health and social supports thanks to collaboration between Health, Corrections and the social service sector. A multi-agency group, the Coordinated Access on Release Design Group, was formed in 2016 with the aim of addressing the barriers that prevent offenders released from
Posted on Read MoreOn the run – 2018 City2Surf
Congratulations to everyone who took part in the 2018 City2Surf annual walk/run on Sunday 18 March. Pegasus Health once again ‘walked the talk’ and entered a team of 145. The team included general practitioners, practice nurses and administrators from the Pegasus network, as well as 24 Hour Surgery and Pegasus support services staff. Pegasus Health
Posted on Read MoreWorkforce Development Scholarships – 2018 applications open
We are delighted to invite students who identify as Māori, Pacific or from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities, studying medicine, nursing or allied health to apply for the Pegasus Health Workforce Development Scholarships 2018. Pegasus Health recognises that to improve the health status of all populations we serve, the Canterbury health system needs to be
Posted on Read MoreHealthOne wins Best Technology Solution for the Public Sector at the NZ Hi-Tech Awards
The NZ Hi-Tech Awards are held every year to celebrate New Zealand’s vibrant technology sector. This year the HealthOne team – a partnership between Canterbury District Health Board, Orion Health and Pegasus Health, were honoured to accept the Best Technology Solution for the Public Sector. HealthOne is an Electronic Health Record that collects clinical information
Posted on Read MorePegasus Health celebrates diversity in health workforce
Pegasus Health (Charitable) Ltd awarded its annual scholarships to 21 students from Māori, Pacific and refugee and migrant backgrounds on Thursday 11 May 2017. Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy, who was the guest speaker at the event, congratulated the recipients and urged them to celebrate their achievements, which for many had involved overcoming difficult
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