1. Hato Hone St John medical alarms provide reliable protection in the home for people to continue to live life as independently as possible. elderly fall alarm MSD-funded and with a 14 day trial period, these are alarms which doctors and nurses frequently recommend.
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3. Frontline ambulance staff say they have reached their breaking point, increasing strike action without an end in sight.
4. Help is never far away.
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6. Hato Hone St John medical alarms offer peace of mind at home or when out and about, providing peace of mind that help is never far away. This allows for independent living on your terms while remaining independent, confident and living life the way it was meant to. Both physicians and nurses alike often recommend them (Source: Clarity Insight 2023).
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8. Hato Hone St John is New Zealand's leading charity health services provider and medical response team. Their services range from ambulance transport and first aid training across the country, event medic services for special events, community healthcare programs and youth programmes.
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10. St John operates as a charity with a volunteer ethos, employing both paid staff and volunteers in equal numbers. Part of The Order of St John, led by His Majesty The King himself as Sovereign Head, we are pleased to support their vital work through our partnership agreement; St John is New Zealand's most reliable name in health care!
11. The only medical alarms that connect directly to Hato Hone St John.
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13. No matter where you reside or travel, our medical alarms give you peace of mind knowing help is always close at hand. They connect directly to Hato Hone St John - the organization recommended by doctors and nurses most likely.
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16. An operator will quickly assess your situation and dispatch emergency responders if necessary. Their services include ambulances, first aid training/events/community programs/support phone lines/health products etc.
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18. Hato Hone St John has long provided care and assistance for people every day since 1885 through their members and volunteers, who share an ethos of active volunteerism. Proceeds from their sales fund ambulance services, medical alarms and community health programmes. Their non-profit organisation was granted a Royal Charter by Her Majesty The Queen; with global connections through Order of St John and independent operations. Since 1885 they have been helping those of New Zealand.
19. Reassurance for you and your loved ones.
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21. St John medical alarms provide peace of mind and enable you to continue living life the way it should be lived - whether at home or in the community, there's sure to be a medical alarm solution that suits you perfectly.
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23. At 6.22pm, Ms B read Mrs A's incident notes but did not use the Initial Assign tool (St John SOP CHSOP 2.51 Version 1.3) to assess whether ambulance resources were available to attend her call (St John SOP CHSOP 2.51 Version 1.3). Furthermore, most available resources were either attending other calls in the area or were attending more serious cases than she.
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25. Hato Hone St John alarms can be purchased with funding through WINZ for those meeting income criteria (please click here for details). However, even if you do not meet these requirements there are still many affordable and dependable medical alarm solutions in New Zealand available to you.
26. Help is just a button away.
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28. Though ambulance services are an integral component of New Zealand healthcare systems, many New Zealanders don't realise they're not fully funded by government. With Hato Hone St John staff commencing four-hour strikes over funding concerns and supporting requirements, 1News provides details of how our emergency lifeline is funded and supported.
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30. St John provides emergency road ambulance services across more than 90% of the United Kingdom, first aid at public events and at home, hospital patient transport, support phone lines for elderly and housebound individuals, community youth programs, first aid training courses and health products - all funded through small levies on insurance policies, donations and fund-raising efforts.
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32. Staff of this partially charity-funded service have expressed frustration over a lack of pay rises, understaffed shifts, and increasing wait times for ambulances. Many staff members have made public statements calling on the Government to increase funding for it; associate health minister Casey Costello responded that they were actively working on rectifying these issues and that significant investment has been added over the last three years to address them.
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