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Thamw=M AREA HEALTH BOARD VOL. C SPITAL THAMw=m AREA HEALTH BOARD A PROPOSAL TO THE MINISTER OF HEALTH THE HON. DR. MICHAEL BASSETT Cl "PUBLIC DISCUSSION DOCUMENT" CIRCULATION LIST C2 PROGRAMME OF MEETINGS - VOL. C I HEALTH PROFESSIONALS II PUBLIC MEETINGS C3 MINUTES OF MEETINGS WITH HEALTH. PROFESSIONALS C4 THE HAMILTON DISTRICT OFFICE OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, SERVICES TO THAMES. C5 ADVERTISING DETAILS C6 PRESS CLIPPINGS C7 MINUTES OF PUBLIC MEETINGS C8 SUBMISSIONS THA iAMES SPITAL APPENDIX Cl Public Discussion Document Circulation List APPENDIX Cl "PUBLIC DISCUSSION DOCUMENT" CIRCULATION LIST THAMES HOSPITAL WAIffi HOSPITAL Chief Executive Principal Nurse Finance Executive Medical Superintendent Hospital Manager Supply Manager Chief Nurse PAEROA HOSPITAL Medical Superintendent Principal Nurse Deputy Medical Superintendent Dr. Maar Dr. Huston COROMANDEL HOSPITAL Mr. Lane Principal Nurse Mr. Hamilton Medical Superintendent Mr. Silvester Dr. Allen Mr. Hanson MERCURY BAY CONTINUING CARE UNIT Dr. Jackson Principal Nurse House Surgeons Medical Superintendent Wards 1,2,4,5,6,7 Charge Radiographer Charge Physiotherapist DISTRICT HOME Charge Laboratory Technologist Manager Pharmacist Stores Supervisor THAMES HEALTH CENTRE Crothalls Manager Practice Nurses Chief Engineer Works Supervisor Medical Records Officer HAURAKI PLAINS HEALTH CENTRE Head Gardener Practice Nurses Charge Occupational Therapist Linen Service Manager Principal Tutor BOARD MEMBERS -12 Afternoon/Night/Day Supervisor Advanced Foods Manager Inservice Supervisor Speech Therapist Dietitian Charge Nurse A & E Nurse in Charge CSSD Charge Nurse Theatre Home Supervisor Chief Social Worker Podiatrist Senior Staff x 3 Community Health Centre x 5 Cl-i GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Dr. Buckland - Thames Dr. Doull - Thames Dr. Nankivell - Thames Dr. Phillip - Thames Dr. Abernethy - Thames Dr. Myers - Thames Dr. Parkinson - Thames Dr. McInnes - Waihi Dr. Hardy - Waihi Dr. McDonald - Waihi Dr. Hayes - Paeroa Dr. Budge - Paeroa Dr. White - Paeroa Dr. Moynagh - Tairua Dr. Fox - Coromandel Dr. McAllum - Coromandel Dr. Wijetunga - Waihi Beach Dr. Clearwater - Waihi Beach Dr. Anderson - Whitianga Dr. Mackereth - Whitianga Dr. Tennent - Ngatea x 2 Dr. Phillip - Ngatea Dr. Jansen - Whangamata Dr. Lopert - Whangamata LOCAL AUTHORITIES Thames Coromandel District Council Ohinemuri County Council Hauraki Plains County Council Paeroa Borough Council Waihi Borough Council Health Department District Office - Hamilton (15) Chief Executive & Chairman of the following Hospital Boards Auckland Waikato Tauranga Wanganui Marlborough Nelson PUBLIC LIBRARIES Thames Waihi Paeroa Coromandel Whitianga PRESS Hauraki Publishers - Thames Thames Valley Gazette - Paeroa Waikato Times New Zealand Herald Cl -2 RADIO STATIONS 1ZH (Radio N.Z.) Radio Waikato Radio B.O.P. (Radio N.Z.) Radio Pacific THAMES Thames Coromandel Community Alcohol Committee Inc Citizens Advice Bureau, Thames Crippled Childrens Society, Cl- Ron Randall, Thames Intellectually Handicapped Society, 206 Franklyn Street, Thames La Leche Group, Thames Mátai Whetu Marae, Main Road, Kopu, Thames Waikato Maniopoto District Maori Council, Waiomu, Thames Coast National Council of Women N.Z. Red Cross Society - Thames Branch N.Z. Plunket Society, Thames Branch Social Welfare Department, Thames St. John Ambulance Assoc. Thames Veronica Black, Community Health, Thames Hospital Mr. Campbell, Ambulance Operators Board Jan McKenzie - Dental Nurse, Thames Glen Bradburn, Social Worker, Thames Thames South Dental Clinic Robyn Bryant, Te Puru, Thames Coast Julie Burns, Reg. Nurse, Thames Alison Pankhurst - Health Group - Thames. Dentists - Thames Hearing Association - Thames COROMANDEL Margie Scotts, Main Road, Colville Raruna Falls, Waikawau Bay Dr. John Little - D.O.H. Family Practice Trainee, Coromandel Plunket Society, Coromandel Manaia Marae, Coromandel Playcentre, Coromandel St. Johns Ambulance Association, Coromandel Kennedy Bay Marae, Coromandel Koputauki Community Centre, Coromandel Coromandel Day Club, Coromandel WIUTIANGA Whitianga Social Services, Mercury Bay St. Johns Ambulance Assoc. Mercury Bay Red Cross Whitianga Community Council C1-3 WAIHI New Zealand Intellectually Handicapped Society La Leche League Waihi Plunket Society Waihi Red Cross, Waihi Waihi Citizens Free Ambulance Waihi Community Marae Waihi St. Johns Ambulance Crippled Childrens Assoc. Waihi National Council of Women - Waihi Beach Norman Murray, Waihi PAEROA IHC Paeroa Plunket Society Red Cross Royal N.Z. Foundation for Blind St. Johns Ambulance Association Thames Valley Branch IHC Maori Affairs Kerepehi Plunket Society, Kerepehi College Community Medicine, Registrar Group Ngati - Maori People - 4 copies Mr. N. Clarke, Trustee WSB - 2 copies PAUANUI BEACH Community Council - 5 copies KMAUA Mr. G. Leigh Mr. T. McLeod APPENDIX C2 LIST OF MEETINGS I MEETINGS WITH HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Coromandel Hospital - 8th October 1986 Waihi Hospital - 9th October 1986 Mercury Bay Hospital - 10th October 1986 Paeroa Hospital - 13th October 1986 1300 hours Ngatea Health Centre - 13th October 1986 1600 hours Senior Medical Staff, Thames Hospital - 14th October 1986 1200 hours Nursing Staff, Thames Hospital - 14th October 1986 1500 hours Whangamata - 15th October 1986 Hospital Board Administration Staff, Thames Hospital - 16th October 1986 1130hours Diagnostic and Paramedical Staff Thames Hospital - 16th October 1986 1300 hours Works, Stores, Domestic Staff, Thames Hospital - 17th October 1986 II PUBLIC MEETINGS PAEROA Monday 1st December 7.30p.m. WHITIANGA Thursday 4th December 1.00p.m. COROMANDEL Thursday 4th December 7.30p.m. NGATEA Friday 5th December 7.30p.m. WAIHI Monday 8th December 7.30p.m. THAMES Wednesday 10th December 7.30p.m. WHANGAMATA Thursday 11th December 1.00p.m. TAIRUA Thursday 11th December 7.30p.m. SUOISSJOJd LJ1IROII 1fl!M s2mlaaw Jo S3IflUW CO xiciaaav APPENDIX C3 MINUTES OF MEETINGS WITH HEALTH PROFESSIONALS GENERAL 1. Meetings were called by the Thames Hospital Board and took place in Thames Hospital Board Institutions. 2.. Attendance was all health professionals of the area - viz. Hospital Board staff, general practitioners, district nurses, practice nurses, public health nurses etc. 3. The attached papers were distributed. 4. Meetings were generally informative and educational where various aspects of the Area Health Board Act and its implications were described. 5. Informal discussions followed the informative sections and various salient points are listed below. COROMANDEL HOSPITAL, 8th October 1986 Attendance Dr. McPherson, Thames Hospital Board;Dr. Fox GP; Dr. McAllum GP; and GP Registrar; Public Health Nurse; Principal Nurse Coromandel Hospital; 4 other hospital nurses; 1 Practice Nurse The general principles of the Area Health Board were accepted, discussion centred around the politics of size and amalgamation. Prospects & Consequences A matter rising and to be addressed - How do Service Development Groups and Community Committees communicate with the Board? WAIHI HOSPITAL 9th October 1986 Attendance Dr. McPherson, Thames Hospital Board; Mr. Silvester, Surgeon Thames; Dr. McInnes, GP; Dr. Hardy GP; Dr. Wijetunga GP; Public Health Nurse; District Nurse; 3 Practice Nurses; 3 Hospital Board Nurses. The Area Health Board concept was accepted in principle. Discussion centred around politics and especially re boundaries of Waihi Beach and Tauranga County. The community of interest of Waihi was discussed and it was duly felt that Waihi was not orientated in any particular direction, either towards Thames, Hamilton or Tauranga. For health services, Waihi still feel an orientation to Thames and feels that the service there is more efficient. A point for further Board consideration is that of meeting times for the Area Health Board, perhaps night time meetings could be considered to attract a different membership to the Board. C3-1 WH1TIANGA HOSPITAL, 10 October 1986 Attendance Dr. McPherson, Thames Hospital Board; Mr. Silvester, Surgeon, Thames Hospital; Dr. Anderson GP; Dr. Bruce Mackereth GP; Principal Nurse, Mercury Bay Hospital; Public Health Nurse; District Nurse; 5 Hospital Board Nurses. The Area Health Board concept accepted in principle. Special interest shown in community representation on the Area Health Board. There was concern that in local body elections possible areas, for example, Whitianga, may have no representation on the hospital board appointed members were therefore considered an advantage. Community of interest of the population is still clearly orientated towards Thames. Special point for further discussion - How would area health boards ensure that appropriate people are appointed to Community Committees? PAEROA HOSPITAL, 13 October 1986 1300hours Attendance Dr. McPherson, Thames Hospital Board; Mr. Silvester, Surgeon Thames Hospital; Dr. Budge GP; Dr. White GP; Principal Nurse, Paeroa Hospital; Public Health Nurse; District Nurse; Plunket Nurse; 4 Staff Nurses, Paeroa Hospital. Area Health Board concept accepted in principle. The community of interest of Paeroa especially in health matters is very definitely towards Thames. NGATEA HEALTH CENTRE, 13 October 1986 1400 hours Attendance Dr. McPherson, Thames Hospital Board; Mr. Silvester, Surgeon Thames Hospital; Dr. R. Tennent GP; Dr. M. Tennent GP; Dr. Phillips GP; Dr. Courtenay locum GP; Public Health Nurse; District Nurse; 4 Practice Nurses The Area Health Board concept accepted in principle. The community of interest of Ngatea looks towards Thames for health matters. Amalgamation would be resisted. 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