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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has become the first Kiwi company to be worth $20 billion after its shares jumped again on the NZX.
Using technology remotely to care for patients can go way beyond Zoom calls or basic telehealth measures. Professor Simon Malpas explains how tech can start to even out inequity in healthcare.
One ventilator can only support one person, but an invention dreamt up by a group of Christchurch engineers during lockdown would see two patients fit on the one machine.
The Government is committing to a long-term programme of reform to build a stronger New Zealand Health and Disability System that delivers for all. The Health Minister today released the final report of the Health and Disability System Review, which makes a series of far-reaching recommendations.
Kora is a Land Search and Rescue (LANDSAR) dog 'in training' and her owner and handler is Nick Petry, a volunteer with LANDSAR in Tauranga.
Maxine has over 30 years’ commercial experience in start-up and expansion stage private company development, ranging from goats and child health to stroke recovery. She founded ICPbio, one of New Zealand’s first biotech companies and subsequently Biocatalyst which has advised many early stage biotech ventures.
Callaghan Innovation and Auckland Bioengineering Institute have been helping The Cacophony Project test their thermal imaging cameras in the field, with the aim of detecting people in who have a fever – one of the main symptoms of covid-19.
Ventilators save lives, but treating patients with mechanical ventilators is not without risk.
The Covid-19 crisis has brought the country's top experts to the fore. The virus has now been squashed down to nearly nothing in New Zealand, but scientists are busy working on a range of fascinating projects aiming to help the global effort.