
Helen Stokes-Lampard
Professor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard is a distinguished medical professional and the chief medical officer of Te Whatu Ora in New Zealand. She has recently addressed concerns about a letter that was described as distressing and threatening towards gender care providers, assuring them of support from the agency in the face of potential legal challenges.
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Health NZ national chief medical officer Professor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard said clinical guidelines and health pathways were reviewed regularly.
Advocates urge New Zealand to adopt new endometriosis treatment guidelines
Professor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard is the national chief medical officer for Health NZ, discussing the challenges in emergency departments.
Staff illness closes Auckland’s Manurewa High School early amid winter flu surgeHealth NZ national chief medical officer Professor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard said patients who could not get in to see their GPs often resorted to hospital emergency departments.
Flu and Covid surge strains Auckland hospitals, GPs under pressureProfessor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard is the chief medical officer who commented on the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in cancer treatment.
On The Up: Hawke’s Bay boxing coach Craig McDougall - cancer battle is all about attitudeProfessor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard acknowledged the letter was distressing and threatening in tone.
Wellington law firm defends letter warning gender care providers














