The prioritised implementation of a national co-ordinated trauma system for Ireland has been urged by the Major Trauma Audit Governance Committee, writes Maureen Browne.
The Irish National ICU Audit Annual Report 2017 shows that most Irish ICUs work at the limits of their capacity, but provide high quality care with similar patient outcomes to the UK,” according to Dr Rory Dwyer, Clinical Lead for the Audit Report. Maureen Browne reports.
If there was a moment that stopped the Irish nation last year it was when the late Emma Mhic Mhathuna recounted on Morning Ireland sitting her young children down and telling them about her cervical cancer diagnosis, writes Eimear Caslin.
Health Minister, Simon Harris has asked health and social care providers to pitch their ideas for initiatives that will support the delivery of integrated...
Health Minister, Simon Harris has announced his intention to appoint Mr Fred Barry as chairperson of the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board.
A Bill, which has been approved by Cabinet, has amended the five health professional regulatory Acts, in particular in relation to fitness to practise and registration.
A new national Laboratory Service, introduced in 2018 has dramatically improved outbreak investigation and public health outcomes, according to the HSE.
Health Minister, Simon Harris has announced the establishment of an ex-gratia scheme for women affected by the non-disclosure of the Cervical Check audit.
The Minister of State with responsibility for Health Promotion and the National Drugs Strategy, Catherine Byrne TD, has announced additional funding of €1 million for implementation of the National Drugs Strategy; ‘Reducing Harm, Supporting Recovery; a health-led response to drug and alcohol use in Ireland, 2017-2025’.
Minister for Health, Simon Harris has appointed the thirteen members of the Counsellors and Psychotherapists Registration Board, under the Health and Social Care Professionals Act 2005.
RCSI President, Mr Kenneth Mealy has urged the Government to deliver three elective hospitals as promised in Sláintecare, following the Government decision to review the capital health budget in light of the over spend on the new children’s hospital in Dublin.
A new respite house in Ashbourne, Co Meath to support children with disabilities and their families has been officially opened by The Minister for Disabilities, Finian McGrath.
A properly resourced community-based counselling service is key to addressing the growing waiting lists for mental health services, according to Dr Marcella Finnerty, Chief Executive of the Village Counselling Service (VCS).