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Average wait times to admit seriously ill patients at least a day in hospitals in Cork and Tallaght
At present, 25 hospitals provide round-the-clock emergency surgery, presenting staffing challenges
Dublin City Council opposed release of report it commissioned with HSE that says overlapping services are failing to hit targets for responding to most urgent calls
Paul Cullen: The siren has been sounding for decades about the inefficient way ambulances services are run in the capital
Cancer services ‘may be going backward’ as progress stalls, says Irish Cancer Society
Ireland needs to do more to tackle inequalities in cancer outcomes, says OECD
First Irish trial to treat patients with Car-T immunotherapy opens at St James’s Hospital in Dublin
Survival from cancers improving but outcome disparities between most and least deprived unchanged, National Cancer Registry Ireland says
A lack of key drugs causes workload mayhem for GPs and pharmacists as well as being a threat to the health and habits of patients
This winter, a number of children with severe respiratory illness had to be transported to Sweden for ECMO treatment because this is still not funded in Ireland
Irish Heart Foundation says only 60% of people got to hospital within crucial 4½-hour window for thrombolysis in 2020
Maternity service publishes 12 new guidelines designed to standardise obstetric care
Some 13,105 children waiting over 18 months to see a consultant for outpatient appointment
Long-planned HSE digitisation project ‘only at the starting line’, Oireachtas committee hears
Martin Curley, who resigned last week, says efforts to introduce new solutions were repeatedly blocked