How schools can support COVID-19 vaccine confidence • Encourage teachers and staff to share their COVID-19 vaccination stories on social media and/or through school. Seeing adults they trust getting the COVID-19 vaccine can spur students to talk with their families and also put their minds at ease about vaccination. • Invite students to wear their … Read more
In November The Defender wrote to the New Zealand Ministry of Health (MOH) to ask some important questions about the practice of euthanasia and assisted suicide in New Zealand. In light of the serious deficiencies in the End of Life Choice Act (EOLCA), and concerns that have been raised by healthcare professionals, we felt it … Read more
Otago University Prof David Murdoch spoke about the concept of the One Health Approach, saying this is going to be sooner than you think, this One Health Approach to Disease surveillance. Describing this as an integrated, unifying approach for people, animals and eco-systems. An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms, … Read more
The World Health Organization. MENTAL HEALTH AT WORK.. Guidance for Policymakers More than half the world’s population are currently in work and 15% of working-age adults live with a mental disorder. Without effective support, mental disorders and other mental health conditions can affect a person’s confidence and identity at work, capacity to work productively, absences … Read more
TOO LATE TE WHATU ORA IT’S GONE GLOBAL…. Barry Young once again before the court yesterday 23rd February 2024. Pleading Not Guilty as he is accused by Apa of Te Whatu Ora of a data leak of personal info referencing that of 12,000 or more online. Barry is charged with dishonestly speaking out about Te … Read more
May 26th 2021 There was a widespread alarm as to what may happen to hugely sensitive patient and staff information from Waikato District Health Board where hackers had claimed to obtained scores of official records, documents containing names, phone numbers and addresses of patients and staff, this was referred to the police. Andrew Little refused … Read more
What are you not being told as to why the government reintroduced the Therapeutics Products Bill. The message they give NZrs is that they are just making sure of the quality and the efficacy on therapeutics. Balancing the risks and benefits. Making sure they are a different product category to medicines and medical devices. That … Read more
67,000 New Zealanders overdue for hospital treatment and specialist appointment. Minster Of Health reported “This will take some time for marked improvements to happen” This is an extremely serious situation that effects peoples health and wellbeing, that will shorten peoples lives if not diagnosed, treated quickly enough. Andrew Little to the rescue (NOT). May 2022 … Read more
The World Health Assembly (UN) Review Committee on the International Health Regulations 2005 have been busy putting together proposals for an International Pandemic Treaty. Helen Clark is a co chair of the Review Committee. The WHO (UN) International Health Regulations 2005 are binding and lawful in 196 countries includes 194 UN Nation States. If the … Read more
The Contraception, Sterilisation, and Abortion Act Abortion had been a criminal offence in New Zealand since 1866. By the 1970s it had become a deeply divisive social and political issues. Family First NZ has quickly become a household name, advocating for families, and speaking common sense and values on a broad range of family issues in New Zealand, sharing … Read more
