District Health Boards

Ashburton Hospital

It also operates health services from other facilities. For a full list click here.

Clinical Services:

Christchurch hospital is the largest tertiary, teaching hospital in the South Island and provides a full range of emergency, acute, elective and outpatient services for the region. Their services and departments are listed on their website here

Christchurch Womens Hospital provides Gynaecology, Obstetrics and Neonatal ICU services to the region. Their departments and services are also listed on the CDHB website here

Burwood Hospital contains the regions spinal unit as well as other outpatient and clinical services as listed here

Ashburton Hospital services include General medicine & surgery, District nursing, Maternity, Outpatients, Elderly care, Radiology and A&E. For a comlete list refer to their website here

Parking:

Parking is available on site at the main Christchurch & Christchurch Womens and at the Burwood campus hospital with several pay and display car parks around the main buildings and a car park building on Antigua Street operated by the ChCh City Council.For more information click here

Parking is available at all other facilities on and around the respective sites. 

Maps:

• Christchurch hospital campus and departments
• Ashburton hospital campus
• Burwood hospital campus

Loading Dock:

The main loading dock for Christchurch Hospital is located in the Inwards Goods department across the road from the main. For equipment deliveries into the hospital a loading dock is located at the rear of the Food services building. Use the Riverside entrance.

Purchasing Department:

The purchasing deparment is located across the road at 33 Asaph St along with Inwards goods.

The Clinical Product Co-ordinator can be contacted on:

Ph 03 364 0089

New Equipment Policy:

Companies wishing to introduce new medical products into Canterbury DHB must have a WAND number for the product and submit a completed PEHNZ form and contact the Clinical Product Co-ordinator before proceeding.

All electrically operated medical equipment must comply with the AS/NZS 3000 electrical standard and be tested by the Cantebury DHB biomedical engineers prior to being placed in clinical areas.

If products become unavailable or are being substituted, altered, or modified the Clinical product co-ordinator must be contacted and a Change form submitted in advance.

Health Alliance has taken over National DHB Procurement as of July 1st 2014. For more information visit their website here