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  1. Neither WINZ or ACC, nor their overseeing ministries or ministers, ought to be allowed to choose the medical reviewers who assess applications for disability-related benefits. Instead they ought to be chosen by Whaikaha (Ministry of Disabled People) and Te Whatu Ora (Ministry of Health).

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    #PolicyNZ #WNZ #ACC #MedicalReviewers #Whaikaha #TeWhatuOra

  2. Neither WINZ or ACC, nor their overseeing ministries or ministers, ought to be allowed to choose the medical reviewers who assess applications for disability-related benefits. Instead they ought to be chosen by Whaikaha (Ministry of Disabled People) and Te Whatu Ora (Ministry of Health).

    (1/2)

    #PolicyNZ #WNZ #ACC #MedicalReviewers #Whaikaha #TeWhatuOra

  3. Neither WINZ or ACC, nor their overseeing ministries or ministers, ought to be allowed to choose the medical reviewers who assess applications for disability-related benefits. Instead they ought to be chosen by Whaikaha (Ministry of Disabled People) and Te Whatu Ora (Ministry of Health).

    (1/2)

    #PolicyNZ #WNZ #ACC #MedicalReviewers #Whaikaha #TeWhatuOra

  4. Neither WINZ or ACC, nor their overseeing ministries or ministers, ought to be allowed to choose the medical reviewers who assess applications for disability-related benefits. Instead they ought to be chosen by Whaikaha (Ministry of Disabled People) and Te Whatu Ora (Ministry of Health).

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    #PolicyNZ #WNZ #ACC #MedicalReviewers #Whaikaha #TeWhatuOra

  5. CW: Manage My Health Data Theft

    Bugger - four letters from Te Whatu Ora to my medical centre are in the data that has been taken from Manage My Health. The letters include basic identify information. - eg name and address, NHI number, date of birth, and mobile number. The footer to the letter says "To receive an electronic copy of your hospital letters, talk to your GP practice about signing up to a consumer portal". Te Whatu Ora has been actively promoting the use of Manage My Health. Any inquiry should include looking into the extent to which Te Whatu Ora had responsibly assessed the risks before promoting (and continuing to promote) Manage My Health. #ManageMyHealth #TeWhatuOra

  6. CW: Manage My Health Data Theft

    Bugger - four letters from Te Whatu Ora to my medical centre are in the data that has been taken from Manage My Health. The letters include basic identify information. - eg name and address, NHI number, date of birth, and mobile number. The footer to the letter says "To receive an electronic copy of your hospital letters, talk to your GP practice about signing up to a consumer portal". Te Whatu Ora has been actively promoting the use of Manage My Health. Any inquiry should include looking into the extent to which Te Whatu Ora had responsibly assessed the risks before promoting (and continuing to promote) Manage My Health. #ManageMyHealth #TeWhatuOra

  7. CW: Manage My Health Data Theft

    Bugger - four letters from Te Whatu Ora to my medical centre are in the data that has been taken from Manage My Health. The letters include basic identify information. - eg name and address, NHI number, date of birth, and mobile number. The footer to the letter says "To receive an electronic copy of your hospital letters, talk to your GP practice about signing up to a consumer portal". Te Whatu Ora has been actively promoting the use of Manage My Health. Any inquiry should include looking into the extent to which Te Whatu Ora had responsibly assessed the risks before promoting (and continuing to promote) Manage My Health. #ManageMyHealth #TeWhatuOra

  8. CW: Manage My Health Data Theft

    Bugger - four letters from Te Whatu Ora to my medical centre are in the data that has been taken from Manage My Health. The letters include basic identify information. - eg name and address, NHI number, date of birth, and mobile number. The footer to the letter says "To receive an electronic copy of your hospital letters, talk to your GP practice about signing up to a consumer portal". Te Whatu Ora has been actively promoting the use of Manage My Health. Any inquiry should include looking into the extent to which Te Whatu Ora had responsibly assessed the risks before promoting (and continuing to promote) Manage My Health. #ManageMyHealth #TeWhatuOra

  9. CW: Manage My Health Data Theft

    Bugger - four letters from Te Whatu Ora to my medical centre are in the data that has been taken from Manage My Health. The letters include basic identify information. - eg name and address, NHI number, date of birth, and mobile number. The footer to the letter says "To receive an electronic copy of your hospital letters, talk to your GP practice about signing up to a consumer portal". Te Whatu Ora has been actively promoting the use of Manage My Health. Any inquiry should include looking into the extent to which Te Whatu Ora had responsibly assessed the risks before promoting (and continuing to promote) Manage My Health. #ManageMyHealth #TeWhatuOra

  10. Here's another example of the lack of digital sovereignty in our public health system. A survey about a recent experience at the local hospital's A+E department.

    Not only is this survey system clearly not being run by the boffins at Te Whatu Ora, it's not even being served from a subdomain of tewhatuora.govt.nz. But from forms.office.com, a domain controlled by the original US technofeudalists, BorgSoft.

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    #DigitalSovereignty #PublicServices #TeWhatuOra

  11. Here's another example of the lack of digital sovereignty in our public health system. A survey about a recent experience at the local hospital's A+E department.

    Not only is this survey system clearly not being run by the boffins at Te Whatu Ora, it's not even being served from a subdomain of tewhatuora.govt.nz. But from forms.office.com, a domain controlled by the original US technofeudalists, BorgSoft.

    (1/2)

    #DigitalSovereignty #PublicServices #TeWhatuOra

  12. Here's another example of the lack of digital sovereignty in our public health system. A survey about a recent experience at the local hospital's A+E department.

    Not only is this survey system clearly not being run by the boffins at Te Whatu Ora, it's not even being served from a subdomain of tewhatuora.govt.nz. But from forms.office.com, a domain controlled by the original US technofeudalists, BorgSoft.

    (1/2)

    #DigitalSovereignty #PublicServices #TeWhatuOra

  13. Here's another example of the lack of digital sovereignty in our public health system. A survey about a recent experience at the local hospital's A+E department.

    Not only is this survey system clearly not being run by the boffins at Te Whatu Ora, it's not even being served from a subdomain of tewhatuora.govt.nz. But from forms.office.com, a domain controlled by the original US technofeudalists, BorgSoft.

    (1/2)

    #DigitalSovereignty #PublicServices #TeWhatuOra

  14. Today
    - I have just had surgery after a year long wait.
    - I am receiving fantastic care from the lovely team in the recovery room.
    - I am extremely grateful that I live in a country where we have healthcare that is publicly funded and accessible.
    #ThreeGoodThings
    #tewhatuora

  15. Today
    - I have just had surgery after a year long wait.
    - I am receiving fantastic care from the lovely team in the recovery room.
    - I am extremely grateful that I live in a country where we have healthcare that is publicly funded and accessible.
    #ThreeGoodThings
    #tewhatuora

  16. Today
    - I have just had surgery after a year long wait.
    - I am receiving fantastic care from the lovely team in the recovery room.
    - I am extremely grateful that I live in a country where we have healthcare that is publicly funded and accessible.
    #ThreeGoodThings
    #tewhatuora

  17. Today
    - I have just had surgery after a year long wait.
    - I am receiving fantastic care from the lovely team in the recovery room.
    - I am extremely grateful that I live in a country where we have healthcare that is publicly funded and accessible.
    #ThreeGoodThings
    #tewhatuora

  18. Today
    - I have just had surgery after a year long wait.
    - I am receiving fantastic care from the lovely team in the recovery room.
    - I am extremely grateful that I live in a country where we have healthcare that is publicly funded and accessible.
    #ThreeGoodThings
    #tewhatuora

  19. Over the last 6 weeks, I have had a number of appointments and interactions with folk working in healthcare. From my GP trying to maximise the mandated 15-minute appointment to best effect, the nurse doing my 'flu jab on the spot, the admin folks sending me letters and, today, cheerful radiographers despite a working weekend ahead. As a son & dad of nurses, who has seen the NHS defunded and sold off and is now watched the same happening here, I salute all those who care for others.

    #TeWhatuOra

  20. Over the last 6 weeks, I have had a number of appointments and interactions with folk working in healthcare. From my GP trying to maximise the mandated 15-minute appointment to best effect, the nurse doing my 'flu jab on the spot, the admin folks sending me letters and, today, cheerful radiographers despite a working weekend ahead. As a son & dad of nurses, who has seen the NHS defunded and sold off and is now watched the same happening here, I salute all those who care for others.

    #TeWhatuOra

  21. "The country's ambulance service is funded by Te Whatu Ora - Heath New Zealand and ACC, which fund about 82 percent of the service, at a cost of about $380 million a year.

    The rest is made up through donations, and a part charge of $98 for patients transported by ambulance."

    #TraceyNeal, 2024

    rnz.co.nz/news/national/517897

    This is ludicrous. We don't end up with a bill when we call firefighters to a fire. Why aren't ambulance services full funded?

    #PublicHealth #ambulance #TeWhatuOra #ACC

  22. "The country's ambulance service is funded by Te Whatu Ora - Heath New Zealand and ACC, which fund about 82 percent of the service, at a cost of about $380 million a year.

    The rest is made up through donations, and a part charge of $98 for patients transported by ambulance."

    #TraceyNeal, 2024

    rnz.co.nz/news/national/517897

    This is ludicrous. We don't end up with a bill when we call firefighters to a fire. Why aren't ambulance services full funded?

    #PublicHealth #ambulance #TeWhatuOra #ACC

  23. "The country's ambulance service is funded by Te Whatu Ora - Heath New Zealand and ACC, which fund about 82 percent of the service, at a cost of about $380 million a year.

    The rest is made up through donations, and a part charge of $98 for patients transported by ambulance."

    #TraceyNeal, 2024

    rnz.co.nz/news/national/517897

    This is ludicrous. We don't end up with a bill when we call firefighters to a fire. Why aren't ambulance services full funded?

    #PublicHealth #ambulance #TeWhatuOra #ACC

  24. "The country's ambulance service is funded by Te Whatu Ora - Heath New Zealand and ACC, which fund about 82 percent of the service, at a cost of about $380 million a year.

    The rest is made up through donations, and a part charge of $98 for patients transported by ambulance."

    #TraceyNeal, 2024

    rnz.co.nz/news/national/517897

    This is ludicrous. We don't end up with a bill when we call firefighters to a fire. Why aren't ambulance services full funded?

    #PublicHealth #ambulance #TeWhatuOra #ACC