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The lives of Andrew Leslie and George Thompson were turned upside down when they suffered debilitating spinal injuries. Against the odds, they’re now tackling one of New Zealand’s great walks.
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We’re pleased to announce two organisations have become the latest recipients of our Innovation Fund, which was established to support innovation aimed at helping people recover from injury.
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HealthOne is a secure electronic record. It allows clients’ healthcare providers to quickly access medical information. This will help clients’ care teams make safer, faster, and better-informed decisions about their care.
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A serious rugby injury left one player in a world of pain, but through careful rehabilitation, he went on to play over 200 premier games for his club.
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$6.26 million awarded to improve workplace safety Kua tāpaea te $6.26 miriona hei whakapiki ake i ngā tikanga haumaru i te wāhi mahi
Predictive analytics, virtual reality, and information sharing projects get a share of the initial $6.26 million in workplace injury prevention grants.
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Five years ago, Peata Nuku had a life-changing injury. With the support of ACC, she’s recovered to become a world champion and is now about to make her Waka Ama Sprint Nationals debut.
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A physio at the Burwood Spinal Unit for ten years, Brendon Vercoe played a key role in helping people recover from a spinal cord impairment, many of whom were also supported by ACC. Now he’s looking to raise funds by taking on a record-breaking challenge.
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Karen’s story: A mother shares her pain to help save lives Te kōrero a Karen: E whakapuaki ana tētahi māmā i tōna mamae kia ora ai ētahi atu
After tragically losing her son Jack in a kayaking trip that went wrong, Karen Skellett is urging all New Zealanders to understand the risks and stay safe in the water.
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Warm up to winter sports to avoid sitting on the sidelines Me whakamahana te tinana i mua i te mahi hākinakina i tēnei takurua, kei mahue kē koe ki te taha
As sportspeople lace the boots for the winter season, physios and fitness experts encourage players to get prepared to reduce the chance of injury.