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The silver lining to losing a limb for Peter Cowan has been discovering a love of para va’a, an adaptive version of waka ama. With lifelong support from ACC helping him get there, he’s about to make his Paralympics debut.
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We accept around two million injury claims each year – that’s around 5,000 injuries every day. To reduce these numbers and keep people safe, we run the ‘Have a hmmm’ programme, the latest phase of which has just been launched.
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Significant surge in Kiwi kids side-lined by sports injuries Kua tino piki te nui o ngā tamariki e pāngia ana e ngā wharanga hākinakina ki Aotearoa
There’s been a massive 60 percent surge since 2008 in sports-related injuries to kids aged 10 to 14 – double the increase of any other age group.
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General practitioners (GPs), nurse practitioners, and medical specialists can issue medical certificates. Get an introduction to medical certification.
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Seven tips to keep your home workout injury-free and fun Ngā tohu āwhina e whitu kia kore koe e whara, kia ngahau hoki, ō mahi korikori i te kāinga
With gyms and fitness centres closed, more people are working up a sweat from home. Here are some tips to do it safely during bubble life.
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Kapa haka is a way of life for Karalee Whiu. Her group was one of 55 to take part in the ACC-supported Te Matatini, the largest celebration of traditional Māori performing arts in the world.
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Find out about our evidence based healthcare research, how you can access it, and how you can involve our clients or use our data in your research.
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Teresa returned home to deliver rongoā Māori for Northlanders, saying “for ACC to recognise rongoā Māori, it has given the mana back to our people.”
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Rates of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are on the rise in female football – which the Hibiscus Coast women’s team knows all too well. They're now big advocates of the NZ Football Performance and Prevention programme.