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Pegasus Health Child Health Support Service offers at home visits or phone sessions for whānau and caregivers who have concerns about their child’s health, behaviour, wellbeing, or social needs. The
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The Fracture Clinic is based at 24 Hour Surgery on Madras Street in a dedicated space with a separate waiting room and a specialist ‘plaster room’. When patients present for
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It is important to be able to find, understand and use health information and services. Health literacy can help prevent health problems, protect your health, and better manage health problems
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When planning was underway on new premises to house Ilam Medical Centre, Pegasus Health Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Manager Ester Vallero issued a challenge to the building managers: embrace
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Among the many adjustments migrants to Aotearoa New Zealand face, one of the most important is understanding the health system. Often this can be left until health concerns arise which
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The Future of Health Challenge, held with the support of Pegasus Health and Te Papa Hauora, had students from the Universities of Canterbury, Otago, and Ara collaborating over the course
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Hon Andrew Little, Health Minister, visited the 24 Hour Surgery in August. Andrew was joined by Mark Liddle, Manukura | Chief Executive Officer at Pegasus Health and Jasmine Mackay, Clinical
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Getting your children vaccinated not only protects them, but also protects their friends, whānau and people in the community who are the most vulnerable. “The more people who are vaccinated
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Recent Bachelor of Nursing graduate, Minien Cheng, is excited to be able to give back to her adopted country. Minien moved to New Zealand over 10 years ago with her
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University of Canterbury student, Dena Makarious, moved to Christchurch from native Egypt when she was eight years old. She is currently in her second year of a Postgraduate Diploma in
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