Auckland Oncology

25/05/2025

At Auckland Oncology, patient care is at the heart of everything we do 💕

11/09/2022

20/05/2021

Auckland Oncology send our heartfelt condolences to Dr Belinda Scott’s family.
She will always be fondly remembered and respected by our team and her past patients 💕

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12/05/2021

International Nurses Day 2021

On International Nurses Day we would like to acknowledge and thank our wonderfully dedicated team of nurses for their contribution to the health and well-being of our patients.

He mihi aroha ki a koutou

13/12/2020

Merry Christmas!
Thank you for another wonderful year despite the challenges we’ve all faced. I feel privileged to work with such wonderful and caring people at Auckland Oncology. You absolutely rock! ~ Catherine

15/03/2020

If you have a compromised immune system, we’ve put together some guidelines for you.

If you are immune-compromised, avoid staying with a person who is self-isolating.

You should stay at least a metre away from people who are unwell if you are immune-compromised.

It's also important that everyone helps to protect the safety of immunocompromised people living in our community. For example, if you’re unwell, avoid contact with someone who is immune-compromised.

At this time, it wouldn’t make sense for someone who is immune-compromised to wear a mask when in public to decrease risk for catching COVID-19. However, if your health care provider advises you to wear a mask when in public areas, follow that advice.

The full guidelines are available at https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/diseases-and-conditions/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-novel-coronavirus-health-advice-general-public/covid-19-novel-coronavirus-questions-and-answers

28/11/2019

What a great idea!

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17/10/2019

How cool is this! An app to help detect with breast checks

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App believed to be able to 'save the lives ' of women who can detect early signs of cancer.

14/10/2019

Everyone has a different Cancer journey. This is one of our lovely patient’s, Pip Mayne’s perspective. Thanks for letting us share this Pip!

*Please be advised that this video contains explicit and graphic language.

Broad-ly Speaking Auckland | June 19 2019