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# HSE

Last year
2023
Irish national among dozen hospitalised in Bordeaux after botulism outbreak
Families who lost loved ones to sepsis call on HSE to start 'aggressive' awareness campaign
Some surgeries cancelled at Beaumont Hospital due to fly infestation in operating theatres
HSE deficit likely to hit at least €1bn with overspend to July running at €600m
Donnelly: Emergency Department Taskforce will meet next Monday
Eight private fertility clinics in Ireland to provide HSE-funded services from later this month
More homeless people in Irish psychiatric wards each year, despite admissions dropping overall
Children with disabilities spending months in inappropriate settings due to lack of supports
'Maternal request' reason for over half elective C-sections in Holles Street last year
Pilot scheme will see people at risk of opioid overdose given relief medication they can take at home
Growing number of unassisted births happening in Ireland, say birth experts
Worst August for hospital overcrowding since 2004, sparking fears for winter ahead
Child who was 'depressed anxious and suicidal' had to wait a year for mental health appointment
'Unheard, belittled and made feel small': Women still battling for maternity care choice
Mobile x-ray service for older people to be expanded next year in effort to reduce ED visits
Drug 'surrender bins' to be in operation again at Electric Picnic, gardaí warn no amnesty given
Rural home births may be restricted as HSE stands by 30-minute distance limit
'Medical tourists' urged to fully research their procedure and protections before travelling
Tide turning on water birth ban as Drogheda becomes third hospital to reinstate option
No agreed completion date for new children's hospital, says Donnelly
Fears for future of CAMHS workforce as Trinity cancels 'important' specialist nursing course
Twelve patients reported to have been sexually assaulted in mental health facilities last year
There were almost 107,000 adverse incidents recorded by HSE last year
Closure of psychiatric unit in St James's Hospital labelled 'seriously concerning' by nurses
Health and social workers in eight areas to strike over career progression dispute
Report finds senior HSE official conducted 'seriously flawed' and 'biased' investigation
HSE won't resume Covid vaccination programme despite 'more transmissible' new variant
HSE admin staff taking industrial action over reliance on agency staff amid recruitment ban
Children aged six and seven can be registered for free GP care from today
Taoiseach says Ireland is facing a 'new wave of Covid' but there is no need for restrictions
Public advised to stay home for 48 hrs after Covid symptoms end as cases are on the rise
HSE caps wait time for children's aids funding at three weeks
HSE to be split into six new health regions next year as part of long-awaited reforms
Audit finds most CAMHS patients have not been over-prescribed medication
Hiqa review says 'clear treatment pathway for Long Covid remains unknown'
Damning CAMHS review identifies 'lost' cases and 'burnt out and frustrated' staff
Wexford General Hospital's emergency department reopens nearly five months after fire
HSE has 'significant concerns' it will continue to miss emergency department targets
Surgeon seeks High Court order restraining HSE investigating allegations against him
Review finds 'grounds for concern' for abuse of 21 residents at HSE-run nursing home