Health Service Executive (HSE)

Outpatient and radiology services to resume on Monday but emergency department remains closed

Maternity appointments resumed on Friday, with outpatient appointments scheduled to reopen from Monday

Investigation raises issues with testing and isolation in St Mary’s nursing home outbreak

Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice says blood sent to England for analysis but family received no results

An intuitive enforcer of restraint holds us back from all sorts of joys and opportunities

Researchers analysed 500 patient records at Linn Dara, an inpatient unit at Cherry Orchard Hospital

Jellies, branded as Runtz sweets, are being analysed

Many doctors see gender-based issues as impacting significantly upon their careers, recent research shows

St Mary’s nursing home had seen one of worst Covid-19 outbreaks in first wave

National Ambulance Service and Dublin Fire Brigade plead for more resources but reject claims of duplication in capital

IMO survey highlights abuses and need for supports such as on-site childcare to achieve greater equality

HSE did not appear at WRC hearing to defend treatment of Diane O’Mahony

Mycology is the study of fungus and a research team at UL is making great strides

People often confuse massage with the array of techniques a physiotherapist employs to aid mobility and cut pain

Excess deaths among Irish patients in winter period up to January 29th rose to 1,278

There were 39 cases in the first five weeks of the year compared with 18 in the same period last year

Sere Holding claimed the contract winner did not satisfy turnover requirement

Clear vision needed to ‘stem tide of institutionalisation’ and support people to live ‘life of their choosing’

Children with rare inherited diseases currently have to travel to UK for treatment

Wellbeing is the result of an interplay of feelings. We would be wise to understand it as a flux that incorporates the highs and lows of human life

Sylvia Chambers says she is routinely abused and threatened by parents, with trouble sometimes starting at reception desk

Report commissioned by charity, which cares for people with intellectual disabilities, finds Vanier abused up to 25 women

Expert warns of inadequate number of dedicated beds amid 58% reported rise in number of strokes

Stephen Donnelly calling for 120 extra medicine students this autumn letter obtained under Freedom of Information Act reveals

Dr Muiris Houston: Folk cures often have some of the same methods and goals of biomedicine and must not be neglected

Religious order apologised for ‘11th hour’ disclosure of ‘serious allegation’

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

Irish Heart Foundation says only 60% of people got to hospital within crucial 4½-hour window for thrombolysis in 2020

Martin Curley, who resigned last week, says efforts to introduce new solutions were repeatedly blocked

In the News podcast: Camhs failures "store up problems for the future"

Skillsets of advice and screening in your local pharmacist can be part of the front line of defence in the health system

HSE expects ongoing strain on healthcare system despite sharp decline in infections

Health service chief Stephen Mulvany rejects ‘failure of leadership’ claims over trolley crisis

Dr Denis McCauley says move would result in a ‘politically induced health crisis’

Restrictions of contract will damage maternity hospitals’ ability to recruit the best obstetricians due to Ireland’s complex medico-legal system

Martin Curley likened reforming HSE to climbing Mount Everest

Balance of justice ‘far outweighs’ lifting orders, Ms Justice Niamh Hyland says

Tallaght University Hospital had most patients waiting on trolleys on Sunday, with 24 waiting for beds

HSE audit finds no record of how many staff at Coombe hospital understood early detection system

Latest figures show more than 580,000 people waiting for hospital outpatient appointments