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New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) union members are striking today, Tuesday 3 December. That's nurses, healthcare assistants, and midwives. Patient safety will be our priority: • anyone in hospital will receive the care and support they need • our hospitals and emergency departments will remain open • maternity services for women in labour, inpatient and birth services will be available • visiting hours will remain the same • to maintain patient safety, some clinics will be closed and some appointments will need to be rescheduled. • if you have an appointment on the day of the strike, come to your appointment unless we have contacted you directly to reschedule. • any appointments that are deferred will be rescheduled for the next available opportunity. • anyone in need of emergency care will receive it. We value the hard work and dedication of our staff and we respect their right to strike. To find out more, visit our website http://spr.ly/6188tOVwp

New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) union members are planning to strike on Tuesday 3 December. If the strike goes ahead, patient safety will be our priority: • anyone in hospital will receive the care and support they need • our hospitals and emergency departments will remain open • maternity services for women in labour, inpatient and birth services will be available • visiting hours will remain the same • to maintain patient safety, some clinics will be closed and some appointments will need to be rescheduled. • if you have an appointment on the day of the strike, come to your appointment unless we have contacted you directly to reschedule. • any appointments that are deferred will be rescheduled for the next available opportunity. • anyone in need of emergency care will receive it. We value the hard work and dedication of our staff. We remain focused on continuing negotiations with the union to avoid this planned strike. To find out more, visit our website http://spr.ly/6188tOVwp

New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) union members are planning to strike on Tuesday 3 December. If the strike goes ahead, patient safety will be our priority: • anyone in hospital will receive the care and support they need • our hospitals and emergency departments will remain open • visiting hours will remain the same • to maintain patient safety, some clinics will be closed and some appointments will need to be rescheduled. • if you have an appointment on the day of the strike, come to your appointment unless we have contacted you directly to reschedule. • any appointments that are deferred will be rescheduled for the next available opportunity. • anyone in need of emergency care will receive it. We value the hard work and dedication of our staff. We remain focused on continuing negotiations with the union to avoid this planned strike. To find out more, visit our website http://spr.ly/6044tOVi6

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Ake Ake Ake - Kia kaha te reo Māori. Ko te hiranga o te reo Māori i roto i te Hauora, he whakatūturu i te manaakitanga o te tangata me tōna whānau e kimi āwhina ana. Ehara i te mea me matatau te reo, engari mā te kōrero Māori tonu ki te tangata kōrero Māori e ora ai te whanaungatanga, te māramatanga me te whakapono i taua hononga tāngata. He whakanui hoki i te mana o te ahurea taketake o te tangata hei puāwai ai ngā putanga hauora e tika ana, e hāngai ana, e tāroa ana hoki ki a ia, otirā ki tōna whānau whānui. He rongoā te reo Māori ki a tātou katoa, ka mutu, he mea whakaaweawe i te oranga tonutanga o te tūroro, o te whānau, o te hapū, o te iwi, o ngā kaimahi anō hoki puta noa i te rāngai Hauora. The importance of te reo Māori in health settings ensures effective communication for the care of those seeking help. No one is asking for fluency, but respectful use of te reo Māori enhances understanding and patient trust. It acknowledges the cultural identity of the patient, making them feel respected and valued which can create outcomes that are lasting and positive. The use of te reo Māori will enrich everyone’s lives and experiences for patient, healthcare professionals and whānau. This week celebrates "Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori", we are so pleased to support the theme which looks at the importance of making te reo Māori a forever language, and we look forward to celebrating this language which is also an official language here in Aotearoa. Image description: stylised Māori design with various colours.

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