Report into teenager’s death highlights need for residential addiction services for girls
HSE figures released in response to parliamentary questions from Fianna Fáil TD
Minister for Health says experiences of those impacted will stay with him ‘for rest of his life’
‘I’m not really here to interview for the job,’ Fred Barry tells Sinn Féin Deputy Imelda Munster
Changes comes due to new early identification system of infection risk at NMH
Over 185 people admitted to hospital for influenza treatment since start of winter flu season
Dr Nóirín Russell calls on women, Department of Health, HSE to support programme
Process set up to verify women’s review report ‘thorough and essential’, HSE says
Agreement that ended strike to cost €48 million this year, Department of Health says
Patient advocate shares lack of confidence in UK college’s screening review process
Analysis: Difficult not to think of the 12 families affected by unnecessary deaths
Two-thirds of respondents self-prescribe and three-quarters prescribe for family
One of the women affected by CervicalCheck controversy, Walsh says she has no confidence in process
UK experts say women can have confidence in cervical cancer screening programme
Women who contact 221+ group after review are likely to qualify for the same supports
National Maternity Hospital will proceed despite objections of the couple involved
Inclusion Ireland says Ireland may be in breach of several international rights covenants
IMO says its key demands are an end to a two-tier pay system and for the recruitment of more consultants for public hospitals
Union claims proposed fee reductions will cost pharmacies an average €12,000 a year
St Joseph’s says it has no other option as Government is accused of ‘backtracking’
This year sees 476 new cases as Ireland ranks almost double the European average
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