Ashburton Consumer Forum is calling for new members to influence how health services are designed and delivered in the area.

The Canterbury Health System has launched a new website – Canterbury Resilience Hub – www.resilient.org.nz. The website is a central point for health and wellbeing advice and support, with links to other organisations that can provide practical assistance for people recovering from a significant event.

The programme office has released its quarterly report which summarises activity against the 2018-19 work plans for January to March 2019.

From 1 June Ashburton residents only need to call one number to access health care after-hours – their usual GP team.

An event celebrating a year since Mana Ake - Stronger for Tomorrow was launched was held at the design lab this week.

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Electronic shared care plans are ‘living documents’ which give multiple professionals across different services consistent and coordinated access to their patient’s documented healthcare plans.

The Mana Ake – Stronger for Tomorrow initiative achieved a special milestone this week when they welcomed 19 new team members, marking the final scheduled intake of dedicated wellbeing and mental health workers to support Canterbury’s five to 12 year olds.