Cancer treatment for children delayed as Starship battles nursing shortage
Health NZ confirms some treatments are being rescheduled because of nursing shortages, but won’t say whether chemotherapy or bone marrow transplants are affected.
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Auckland's Starship Hospital delays some cancer treatments due to nurse shortage