Ministers may ultimately conclude health sector can be reformed without Sláintecare

No coronavirus in 2017 when changes proposed and considered ‘urgent and necessary’

Minister to be asked to extend term of office of Sláintecare council until end of year

Sláintecare chief also said HSE wanted to defer implementation of regionalisation

Taoiseach and Tánaiste warned Cabinet colleagues to stop leaking, says Minister

Regional structures ‘critical enabler’ of reforms, Magahy and Keane told Donnelly

Magahy and Keane resignations shrouded in mystery but public cares about waiting lists

Sláintecare debacle shows State lacks political will and sense of what to do

Government focus remains on bed capacity and health staff recruitment, says Minister

HSE chief unaware Magahy and Keane were unhappy with progress until they resigned

Donnelly also questioned why project not run from Taoiseach’s Department as planned

Taoiseach to seek meeting with Magahy and Keane ‘to get their perspective’ after resignations

Progress report on implementation of reforms suggests a number of crucial concerns

The sense of drift, if not outright disarray, surrounding one of the most important reform plans of recent times must be addressed, and fast

Ex-HSE chief Tony O’Brien shocked by ‘significant’ resignations of Prof Tom Keane and Laura Magahy

Tom Keane says requirements for implementing plan ‘seriously lacking’

Government insists it is more committed than ever to implementing programme

Coalition ‘more committed than ever before to implementing ... programme of reform’

Programme designed to avoid premature admissions to long-term residential care

Public-only consultant contracts and hiring 70,000 healthcare staff by 2023 also planned

Covid-19 pandemic and cost issues threaten to delay planned opening of Dublin hospital

All approved schemes set to go ahead despite overspend on children’s hospital

Publication of report on implementing the Sláintecare plan has been shelved until autumn

INMO warns failure to tackle recruitment and retention issues will hamper health reforms

Cliff Taylor: Health plan must be given a real chance despite the demands of our system

Once again, the Government has weakened a health strategy by failing to specify how it will fund its proposals

Sláintecare will be best driven by concerned Irish public, not by old-style managerialism

Growing concerns that the HSE deficit could be over €500m for the full year

Political commitment to health system reform project and spiralling health budget continue to cause concern

Consultant had roles in several high-profile projects, some of which attracted controversy

Laura Magahy owns consultancy firm which received €2.2m from the HSE in 2016

Former director of Temple Bar Properties was also involved with the ‘Bertie Bowl’

The latest completion projection is now late 2021 or early 2022, almost 40 years after the first proposal

Company headed by Laura Magahy worked on diverse health service reform projects

Since the project’s inception, close to 200 companies have progressed through the Digital Hub, generating thousands of skilled jobs

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