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NZer at the UN in NYC | Former @radionz and @NewshubNZ reporter | MA Conflict and Terrorism Studies | Views my own
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Perceived barriers and facilitators of accessing statutory and non-statutory services, in disadvantaged communities, in England: a co-produced qualitative review

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By Kristof Santa, Rosie Gordon, Buket Kara, Jorg W. Huber, Henry S. Pollock, Heather Catt, Koser Khan, Andrew Harding Verified, Anna Kenyon, Grace E. Robson, Barbara Mezes, Prabhad Jayakody, Jade Swain-Veneziale, Amalia Theophilou
| ssph-journal.org
Abstract Objectives: This review explored the perceived barriers and facilitators to accessing statutory and non-statutory health and social care services among disadvantaged populations in England. Community-based services delivered by statutory bodies and the voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise (VCSFE) sector are critical for addressing social determinants of health, fostering resilience, and promoting equity.
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Queen's admirers in NZ ready to bid a sad farewell: ''I need to see it'

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By Rosie Gordon
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
As preparations for the Queen's funeral are finalised in London, New Zealanders are making their own plans to farewell Queen Elizabeth. Up and down the country, royalists are getting ready to tune in to watch or listen to the funeral from 10pm NZ time. Staunch royalist Angela Thompson and her husband Bill own what is believed to be New Zealand's largest collection of royal memorabilia, which famously adorned their cafe.
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Health Minister Andrew Little met with silent treatment from nurses amid pleas for immediate pay action

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By Rosie Gordon
| newshub.co.nz
By Rosie Gordon for RNZ Nurses silently protested over pay issues as Minister of Health Andrew Little fronted up to the Nurses Organisation annual conference today. Little spoke of the immense pressure the workforce was under and answered questions from union members, but some nurses were left disappointed. The minister pointed to staff shortages, with more than 3000 current hospital vacancies. "We need to take immediate steps to fill them and we are.
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