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all the information you require for our upcoming AGM can be found here.
You can download a copy of the Annual Report here. 2023 Annual Report (1).pdf
FORMAL NOTICE:
The Head and Neck Cancer Support Network Incorporated will be held on at 3pm 26 May 2023, by Facebook Room. You can join the meeting through this link
https://msngr.com/ystqvmlqepzu
- To vote at the meeting you will need to be a member. There must be a minimum of 15 members. You can register as a member of the Head and Nec
This letter is a response to our concerns over some patients who have left hospital having access to dehumidifiers. The dehumidifiers are needed to help with breathing and keeping breathing passages clear. The key part of the letter is below. Te Whatu Ora to work with PHARMAC. I am hopeful we can address the issue for Auckland, but I remain concerned about other areas of Aotearoa New Zealand.
2023-03 - Response to HNC_signed.pdf
17 March 2023 _ Womens Health Strategy Te Whatu Ora.pdf
A submission to Manatu Hauora Ministry of Health.
Link to Canva copy LINK
Printable copy. March 2023 (1).pdf
Women, including partners of women, Te Aho O Te Kahu, the Cancer Agency, is doing some work to inform a strategy on women's health in Aotearoa New Zealand.
I will make a submission on our behalf. I need you to help me craft it.
Here is the key information and the key questions. I have created a quick survey (7 mins) to gather your thoughts. Here is the link https://forms.gle/Cvbsopa97ozheoxF6
I thought you might like the prior information before you answer the surveyl. I would suggest you take you
I will make a submission on our behalf. I need you to help me craft it.
Here is the key information and the key questions. I have created a quick survey (7 mins) to gather your thoughts. Here is the link https://forms.gle/Cvbsopa97ozheoxF6
I thought you might like the prior information before you answer the surveyl. I would suggest you take you
December 2022 by Head and Neck Cancer Support Network
To read the final report click this link. https://www.parliament.nz/resource/en-NZ/SCR_115556/a2248fdfb8dfaef2c39f4b744034e88020fd80ee
You can download and print from here. August 2022.pdf
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Copy of August 2022 by Head and Neck Cancer Support Network
Kia ora, welcome to the Head and Neck Cancer Support Network. We connect, support and advocate for people affected by Head and Neck Cancer in New Zealand.
Every year on 27 July the international head and neck community of clincians, nurses, physiotherapits, speech language therapists, dieticians, and many others acknowledge head and neck cancer.
LISTEN:
Dr John Chaplin talks about head and neck cancer here. AUDIO
Head and Neck Cancer Support Network Chair, Diana Ayling, talks about Head and Ne
You can download a version here. June 2022.pdf
June 2022 by Head and Neck Cancer Support Network
Printable PDF file can be downloaded here. April 2022 (1).pdf"
April 2022 by Head and Neck Cancer Support Network
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Head and Neck Cancer Draws on the Power of Creativity
Head and Neck Cancer Support Network is a small organisation with a big impact on connecting, supporting and advocating for those affected by head and neck cancer. http://headandneck.org.nz/
What we do using the power of creativity in all its forms, really does make a huge difference to the lives of the people we work with. For example we have created a Patient Planner to support those affected by head and neck cancer during and post treatmen
You can print a copy from here October 2021 Vol. 2.pdf
or read our newsletter online here.
Our mission is to improve the outcomes for patients affected by cancer in the head and neck area.
By raising funds to support education and research we hope to better understand these cancers with the ultimate aim of
developing more effective and less invasive treatment.
You can read the decision of the Health Select Committee in response to the Petition of Diana Ayling here.
