I am writing to draw your attention to the
legal liability of Wellington Hospital for its discrimination towards men.
I note that men die younger than women in New Zealand, on average. Despite
that, I also note that Wellington has TWO female-only specialties (Obstetrics
and Gynaecology), but NO male-only specialty -- i.e. it has no Andrology wards.
In fact, I doubt that you have even heard of Andrology (https://www.andrologyaustralia.org),
a term which is totally absent from your website. Although there is probably
no research on this topic, it is likely that your failure to place men's health
on the same level as women's health is one of the causes of men's premature
deaths. In other words, you are a female-dominated organisation
which is committing gendercide against males.
You are similarly man-hating (misandristic) in your domestic
violence policies. Wellington Hospital's screening policy for Family
Violence excludes men, which is sexist and discriminatory. I note from
page 13 of "The Wellingtonian" of 21 January 2016 that only female
patients in your emergency department will be screened for having been victims
of domestic violence. Apart from anything else, that fact promotes the Feminist
propaganda ploy that violence by women against men does not even exist, or
is somehow irrelevant. The vast bulk of research indicates that women are
just as violent towards men as the converse -- see the Domestic Violence Annotated
Bibliography at http://www.csulb.edu/~mfiebert/assault.htm,
which ”examines 286 scholarly investigations: 221 empirical studies
and 65 reviews and/or analyses, which demonstrate that women are as physically
aggressive, or more aggressive, than men in their relationships with their
spouses or male partners." (accessed 26 January 2016).
Of course, if your man-haters deliberately choose sources which filter data
through a fog of man-hatred, as the police and
courts do, then there will appear to be more domestic
violence against women than against men. However, the Domestic Violence Annotated
Bibliography's research is free of such biases. Women are more likely to call
the police, the police are more likely to side with women, and so are the
courts. Because of all the television propaganda
on domestic violence, women are also more likely to admit to having been hit
by a man, which is practically a badge of honour in present-day New Zealand,
whereas men are unlikely to mention having been hit by a woman, because of
the man-hating attitudes of the current New Zealand culture. So nurses, with
their limited intelligence, are likely to resort to such sources, whereas
a scientifically competent person would choose unbiased
sources.