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• ACC treatment injury claims: Surgical mesh-related claim data from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2018  Ngā kerēme ki ACC mō te whakapai wharanga: ngā raraunga mō ngā kerēme e pā ana ki te raumata tapahanga mai i te 1 o Hōngongoi 2005 ki te 30 o Pipiri 2018

  Our 2018 report into surgical mesh-related injury claims is now available.

• 10 Reasons to do Round the Bays Kia 10 ngā take ki te uru atu ki te whakataetae o Round the Bays

  We’re proudly partnering with Round the Bays Auckland to support participation and encourage everyone to ‘Have a hmmm’ before they jump in. If you haven’t signed up yet, here’s a few reasons why you might want to take part in one of New Zealand’s most iconic running events.

• How to provide maternal birth injury services

  Learn how to register to provide services, lodge a claim for a birthing parent and use the right Read Code.

• Warming up gives you the edge all season Ka kitea ngā hua o te mahi whakamahana tinana i te roanga o te whakataetae

  The winter sports season is shorter this year because of COVID-19 lockdown, so conditioning and warming up is more important than ever to avoid injury.

• ACC supports pinnacle event for Māori performing arts

  ACC is joining Te Matatini again as sponsors this week and we’ll be on site to provide the largest ever offering of rongoā Māori services for people who are competing and supporting the event.

• Five benefits of hiring people living with disabilities Ngā painga e rima o te kaimahi hauā

  ACC New Zealand's Head of Talent, Sharon Champness, writes about her top 5 benefits of hiring people living with disabilities.

• Finn’s story: ‘I can do 99 per cent of what I used to’

  The life of keen sportsman Finn Murphy changed when his leg was amputated after a motorbike accident. Now a member of the ACC-supported Para Sport Collective, he’s targeting a place at the Paralympics.

• Consider Whakamātūtū for clients with a mental injury

  Whakamātūtū is currently accepting referrals for clients in the Wellington region.
  Whakamātūtū opened in central Wellington in March 2024, and is a six-week day programme for people with moderate mental injury diagnoses, including mood disorders, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and personality disorders.

• Understanding complex cover​

  Learn about types of complex cover, like mental injury, treatment injury and work-related gradual process injury.

• Telehealth services A-Z

  Learn which services are enabled for Telehealth consultations with ACC clients.

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