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Volcanic disruption: the impact of Whakaari White Island on the provision of elective surgical care in Counties Manukau

On 9 December 2019, Whakaari White Island erupted while 47 people were on the island. Thirty‐one people were subsequently hospitalized. Fourteen volcanic burn victims were managed at the National Burns Centre at Middlemore Hospital. Between December 2019 and March 2020 these patients required 124 procedures in theatre, using 23 709 operative minutes. Elective surgical lists were cancelled to fulfil this demand for acute operating theatre time and theatre staff.