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Auckland Prostate Cancer men travel to Tauranga for robotic surgeryPosted on August 24, 2015 Grace Hospital is the only facility in the North island that has a Da Vinci robot on site. Grace invested in the Si model in 2014 to replace their existing machine, which had become obsolete. Read more |
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Recuperate from your surgery with a stay at Mount MaunganuiPosted on August 24, 2015 After surgery, it is ideal to spend a few days relaxing, taking short walks and recuperating before getting back into the bustle of your usual lifestyle. Read more |
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Grace Hospital surgeons recognised for services to surgeryPosted on July 23, 2015 Awards for two Grace Hospital surgeons for their contributions to surgery and research have been conferred this week Read more |
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New MRI provides improved image resolutionPosted on July 1, 2015 Bay Radiology’s new MRI Scanner at Grace campus provides their highest resolution imaging in Tauranga. Read more |
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Grace Hospital supported Blue September for Prostate CancerPosted October 5, 2015 Grace Hospital backed the annual Blue September prostate cancer awareness appeal by running a face painting competition for staff. Votes for the best painted face/slogan raised funds for prostate cancer awareness programmes. "It's not as scary as this - get your prostate checked" (photo shown) was one of the winning entries. Read more |
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Education centre available to medical communityPosted June 27, 2015 Grace Hospital provide a well-equipped Education Centre for use by the medical community - ideal for seminars, lectures and product displays. Read more |
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Orthopaedic Surgeon David Bartle joins GracePosted on June 22, 2015 Grace Hospital is pleased to welcome Orthopaedic Surgeon, David Bartle to their team Read more |
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Sunny Veerappan joins Grace Endoscopy TeamPosted on June 22, 2015 Sunny Veerappan has recently been welcomed into the endoscopy team at Grace Hospital. Read more |
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Bowel cancer awareness monthPosted on June 11, 2015 New Zealand has the highest rate of bowel cancer death in the developed world, along with Australia. NZ women have the highest rate of bowel cancer in OECD countries. Bowel cancer is the 2nd most diagnosed cancer in New Zealand, 1200 New Zealanders die each year as a result of bowel cancer, and 3000 people in NZ are diagnosed with bowel cancer each year Read more |
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