Showing posts with label Zealand. Show all posts
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Monday, June 17, 2013

Duty Free Stores New Zealand Announces Their Autumn Sale


(PRWEB) March 27, 2013

This March Duty Free Stores New Zealand is excited to announce that they are conducting a draw for an iPhone 5 and $ 100 gift vouchers. All customers who spend $ 100 within a single transaction will be given the chance to enter a draw for either the iPhone 5 or one of ten offered $ 100 Duty Free online vouchers. The competition is only open to persons residing in New Zealand and who are 18 years or older. The draw is open until 31 March 2013 and the winner will be announced within 14 days of the conclusion of the draw. The prizes will only be shipped to a New Zealand address and vouchers must be used by December 2013. Gift Vouchers can also be used at the Hamilton City Store or online, but cannot be redeemed for cash.


March not only is the last month to enter the iPhone 5 and voucher draw, but in New Zealand March also marks autumn beginnings and Duty Free New Zealand is acknowledging the turn of seasons with select specials in its Autumn Sale. Duty Free Stores New Zealand is dedicated to being New Zealands leading online provider of Duty Free and is known to provide the best value throughout Australasia. This March Duty Free Stores NZ embraces the spirit of St. Patricks Day and has on special a wide range of items from Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur as part of the Alcohol autumn sale to a range of electronics, duty free perfumes and novelty items.


Duty Free Stores has a pre-order service which allows customers to do all Duty Free shopping from their own home and can be delivered to the airport to be collected free of charge. Along with the offer of Marchs specials, customers can sign up to the Frequent Flyers Club and receive 20% off all cosmetics, fragrance, skin care and alcohol plus or a 5% discount on duty free cameras and electronics. It is free to sign up and ensures that customers get the very best deals when they travel.


The New Zealand Autumn also brings the Easter Holidays and proves to be a popular time to travel for Kiwis. With the crowds that will populate the airports, it makes a big difference to complete your duty free shopping online before arriving at the bustling airport. Travellers flying internationally to or from New Zealand are able to purchase goods from Duty Free New Zealand. Shipping orders can be processed within two working days and will be waiting at the required destination and it is important to note that all prices are in New Zealand Dollars.







Penelope Case Management Software Application Now in Use at Mana Kidz School-Based Health Clinics in New Zealand


Waterloo, ON (PRWEB) May 31, 2013

Athena Software's Penelope case management software application is now being used to track child health outcomes in six schools involved in the Mana Kidz health clinics project in South Auckland, New Zealand.


The clinics offer free, comprehensive health care to primary and intermediate schoolchildren in the area.


The clinics were first launched in July 2012 in Counties Manukau with 16 schools participating. The number of participating schools increased for the current school year - there are now 34 clinics operating in the South Auckland area with another 19 expected to open in the next school term.


Penelope will be used in a pilot project at six of the school-based clinics initially.


The Mana Kidz project is led by the National Hauora Coalition on behalf of the Counties Manukau Child Health Alliance Forum and is funded by the Ministry of Health and the Counties Manukau DHB.


"Athena has really enjoyed working with the National Hauora Coalition and the Mana Kidz project is an exciting first step in this collaboration," said Greg Stanley-Horn, Athena Software's director of deployment projects.


"We believe there is a tremendous alignment of values with the Mana Kidz's Whanau Ora and school-based approach to health promotion and treatment. Not only will Penelope assist in providing a real-time client information management tool for managing the education, detection and treatment of rheumatic illnesses, but it will also serve as a powerful reporting tool to evidence the incidence of rheumatic fever and related issues in the Southern Counties. The Whanau support worker's outreach work will be assisted by Penelope's mobility and multi-service, family orientation and intuitive design."


The goal of the clinics is to improve the health of local children but also to increase access to primary care and reduce ethnic inequalities in health outcomes for preventable conditions such as rheumatic fever and skin infections.


The project also aims to reduce the rates of hospitalization for primary school-aged children for those conditions, while also increasing local health literacy and knowledge among the members of the school communities.


Penelope will be used to electronically store health assessments and monitor outcomes for each child treated as part of the project.


To achieve the goals of the project, Mana Kidz aims to increase the number of assessments and treatment in primary school children for targeted conditions (rheumatic fever, skin infections, Group A beta-haemolytic streptococcal sore throats) that can result in hospital visits if left untreated.


About Athena Software

Athena Software (http://www.athenasoftware.net) is a global case management solution provider based in Waterloo, Ont., Canada. Over the past 11 years, Athena Software has grown to partner with hundreds of organizations across the globe, with over 10,000 end users of its Penelope case management solution.


About Mana Kidz

Mana Kidz (http://www.facebook.com/ManaKidz) clinics provide comprehensive health care in a number of primary and intermediate schools in the South Auckland region of New Zealand, including rheumatic fever prevention services, assessment and treatment of skin infections and health assessments. The project is led by the National Hauora Coalition on behalf of the Counties Manukau Child Health Alliance Forum and is funded by the Ministry of Health and the Counties Manukau DHB.