See below for information about Te Whatu Ora Whanganui - Whanganui Hospital's departments and wards.
SUPP is an adolescent Co-Existing Problems Service which caters to the needs of youth throughout the Whanganui District. |
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Whether you are a patient or visitor in our Assessment, Treatment & Rehabilitation Ward (ATR)/Acute Stroke Unit you will notice we use a 'team nursing' model for providing you with the best possible care. |
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Medlab tests samples from patients referred by general practitioners, specialists, midwives and other medical referrers. |
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The Whanganui region’s higher-than-average population of older people (16 percent of Whanganui’s residents are aged 65 years or over) means a higher-than-average demand on our community’s health and social services. |
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Te Whatu Ora Whanganui provides a range of mental health and addiction services in the community, rural areas and on our Whanganui Hospital campus. |
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Te Whatu Ora Whanganui provides a range of oral health services including mobile dental units. |
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Radiology (X-ray) is a medical specialty which uses a variety of different imaging technologies and equipment to image the body and diagnose disease. |
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Our Therapy Service comprises a Child Development Service, Social Work Service, Physiotherapy Service, Occupational Therapy Service, Dietitics Service and Speech Language Therapy Service. |
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Contact details Opening hours Reception 06 348 1286 8am - 4. |
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Te Whatu Ora Whanganui - Whanganui Hospital's Theatre Services Unit includes pre-admission clinics, a day of surgery unit, endoscopy clinics, operating theatres and a post-anaesthetic care unit (recovery room). |
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Whether you are a patient or visitor in Whanganui Hospital's Medical Ward you will notice we use a 'team nursing' model for providing you with the best possible care. |
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Whether you are a patient or visitor in Whanganui Hospital's Surgical Ward you will notice we use a 'team nursing' model for providing you with the best possible care. |
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Infants, children and adolescents up to the age of 15 years are cared for in Whanganui Hospital's Children's Ward. |
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Whanganui Hospital's Maternity Unit provides inpatient care for women and their babies throughout pregnancy, as well as during and after birth. |
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The Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Whanganui (Whanganui Hospital) Emergency Department (ED) provides 24-hour care for the assessment and treatment of serious illness or injury requiring urgent attention. |
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Te Whatu Ora Whanganui - Whanganui Hospital's Critical Care Unit caters for critically ill, cardiac and high dependancy patients who require a highly specialised level of care. |
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