ST JOHN ASKS NEW ZEALANDERS TO SHOW THEIR HEARTS OF GOLD
BEVERLEY TSE |
St John is calling on the New Zealand public to show their “hearts of gold” by supporting its annual appeal which runs from 5 – 11 April 2021....
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PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN TO DETECT AND RESPOND TO STROKES
BEVERLEY TSE |
Tens of thousands of primary school students in Aotearoa will soon learn how to recognise the signs of a stroke and act quickly through the ASB St John in Schools programme....
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DOUBLE CREWING BOOST TO AMBULANCE SERVICES IN MURCHISON
Gerard Campbell |
St John Ambulance is pleased to announce that it will add two additional ambulance officers to Murchison as part of its four-year project to end single crewed ambulances in New Zealand....
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ONE LINK/BECTON DICKINSON PRODUCT RECALL
VICTORIA HAWKINS |
St John has been notified of a precautionary global product recall relating to a particular piece of clinical equipment known as IV infusion sets....
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MORE WORK NEEDED TO IMPROVE CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVAL
NGAIRE JONES |
St John has released its Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA) Report today which shows that more needs to be done if community cardiac arrest survival rates are to be improved....
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TSUNAMI WARNING
BEVERLEY TSE |
St John has been notified of a tsunami threat following a magnitude 8.1 earthquake north-east of New Zealand near Kermadec Islands region this morning. ...
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TSUNAMI WARNING - STATEMENT OF CLARIFICATION
VICTORIA HAWKINS |
St John has been notified of a tsunami threat following a magnitude 8.1 earthquake north-east of New Zealand near Kermadec Islands region this morning....
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St John remembers the Canterbury Earthquakes 10 years on
GERARD CAMPBELL |
On the 10th anniversary of New Zealand’s worst natural disaster, an event which will be forever etched into the minds of a generation of Christchurch people, St John Ambulance joins with New Zealanders to mark the tragedy and reflect on the catastrophic events that changed a nation....
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St John continues ambulance operations during Auckland's move to Alert Level 3
BEVERLEY TSE |
As an essential emergency service, St John is continuing to deliver its emergency ambulance operations and Patient Transfer Services in response to the move to Alert Level 3 in Auckland and Alert Level 2 for the rest of the country. ...
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RELEASE OF ST JOHN AMBULANCE DATA FOR 2020
NGAIRE JONES |
St John continues to be there for New Zealanders, and in 2020 responded to nearly half a million medical emergencies with ambulance communications centres answering nearly 97% of the more than 550,000 emergency 111 calls within 15 seconds....
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