Medical Council

Doctors are choosing the better work-life balance found in other countries, the Medical Council says

Healthcare: choosing to study medicine is not a decision to be taken lightly

Lack of childcare, unstable accommodation and unrecognised qualifications hit refugees

Running of health services to be devolved to six regional areas with own responsibilities

Consultant psychiatrist Dr Ankur Sharma has filed a complaint to the WRC

Leftover vaccines administered to 16 family members of staff ahead of priority groups

TCD obstetrics professor criticises gender imbalance in interview process

Harris says central point of contact needed for Ukrainians wishing to study here

‘I was called an anti-vaxxer, and I took exception to that. My children are vaccinated’

Leo Varadkar says it will be necessary to provide compensation to many families affected

Inside Politics: Central Bank predicts remarkable bounceback for economy

Ebtisam al-Saegh’s phone hacked by Pegasus software, human rights groups say

A dignified death is possible with good palliative care, College of Psychiatrists says

Issues such as foetal pain relief can be raised within review, Minister for Health says

New to the Parish: Anupriyadarshini Iniyan arrived from India in 2019

Doctor found guilty of five counts of poor professional performance

Doctor found guilty of poor professional practice ‘wasn’t thinking adequately’

Doctors had been effectively barred from taking up postgraduate training places

Many young people are treating rumours on social media as ‘fact’, Dr Tom Black says

Court of Appeal dismisses challenge to finding by Medical Coucil regarding 28-year-old patient

Data commissioner rules vaccination may be ‘necessary safety measure’

Northern Ireland health trust review will see 9,091 patients contacted in coming days

With a jaded workforce and mounting backlogs, there have been hard lessons from the pandemic. Experts prescribe the HSE’s best route forward

It’s time for a government department devoted to counteracting inevitable threats

Minister to seek Cabinet approval on wider role for advocates in patient psychiatric care

The IOC has thrown in the towel, and now the bad guys are calling the shots

Fallout from Covid-19 jabs for staff relatives sparks criticism and counter-criticism amid flurry of letters

HSE reviews files of 1,500 young people amid fears adult doses of medication prescribed

Prof Michael O’Connell ‘no longer commands respect of colleagues’, consultant says

Cornelia Stuart will scrutinise clinic’s allocation of Covid-19 drug to private school

Incoming president says council acts as bridge between people and practitioners

Only 4.5% of doctors registered for specialist training here come from outside EU, says Medical Council

Medical Council to review findings of report into vaccine controversy at Dublin hospital

New to the Parish: Nithya Rajendran arrived from India in 2017 and has been working as a frontline A&E doctor during Covid-19

Woman with ‘no hope of recovery’ has been in a persistent vegetative state for 10 years

Medic due before Fitness to Practise committee over medicinal products in wife’s bag at Dublin Airport

Dr Mulligan served as acting chief for 2½ years since retirement of Prof Marie Cassidy

Clinicians tell committee procedure can be introduced in ‘safe and fair manner’

Waiting rooms full of patients spreading their viruses will be a thing of the past

Angry GPs react to news they may have to wait up to eight weeks to be vaccinated