Looking out for landmines in a tight budget
Ministers have been taken aback at spending allocations they believe will store up political problems for them
Ministers have been taken aback at spending allocations they believe will store up political problems for them
Concerns about ‘substandard care’ as breakdown of older equipment interrupts treatment
Proposed €9.4bn package ‘poses a risk of overheating the economy’, oversight committee warns
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill warns of ‘heightened risk to patients’ if underlying issues not tackled
HSE chiefs to update Oireachtas committee on use of private companies which used public-service personnel and facilities after hours to reduce waiting lists
Current situation can be tied back to the closure of three smaller EDs in 2009
Gillian Sherratt says ‘priority and focus’ must be on helping those children still relying on the State, CHI and HSE
Third option to tackle overcrowding is to develop a new hospital in HSE Mid West, says Hiqa
Harvey, who died in July aged nine, waited years for surgery
It is hard not to link the decision to the chequered performance of CHI over the last eight years
Lung fibrosis affects about 5,000 people in Ireland, but many patients are left in limbo as higher-profile respiratory illnesses are prioritised for treatment
Move follows months of controversy, notably relating to orthopaedic and spinal services
Stakeholders raise concerns that new standards will lower the quality of training, creating risks for client safety
It is understood around 11 children have been identified for an upcoming third evacuation mission
Men in Ireland dying too young from causes that are largely preventable, Movember charity research outlines
Patients advised of file reviews 11 weeks after HSE raised it with department, Labour’s Ged Nash says
Government seeks to implement lessons learned from national children’s hospital construction
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill’s meeting in March with the senior clinicians’ association was described as ‘tense’
Pharmacists will be able to prescribe medication for a number of common conditions under agreement
Occupancy at 95.9% nationally in the first six months of the year, where 85% considered the limit, new figures show
Children’s Health Ireland still faces inquiries into its services which are yet to be completed
Minister did not secure sufficient funding to pay for all key health projects, says Sinn Féin
Confidential document on work culture and use of funding to cut public waiting lists was leaked widely in the media earlier this year
More than 14,000 children waiting more than a year for psychological services, figures show
Barriers to healthy living include cost of good food and gym membership, notes Irish Heart Foundation data
Just over 1,000 cases being looked at as part of analysis relating to tissue diagnoses slides across various specialities
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says she has concerns about BAM’s ability to meet its work programme
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital is taking a look back at all histopathology slides seen by one consultant
Life-threatening or chronically debilitating diseases affect 300,000 people in Ireland
Saturday’s rally for Harvey with its deeply moving images became a platform for Sinn Féin, People before Profit and Aontú
‘The future of transport is not cars – electric or otherwise’
Minister for Health addressed risks of violence against politicians during Béal na Bláth oration
Teva Pharmaceuticals, which makes Sudocrem, is one of the largest suppliers of generic medicines to HSE
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