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Jess was given a makeshift bed behind a doorway when battling infection following a mastectomy.
The survey was part of a new document by the Irish Heart Foundation to tackle childhood obesity.
So far 2017 has been another year of chaos, morbidity and mortality with a continuation of the trolley crisis, writes ED Consultant Dr Jim Gray.
The Department of Health says that Varadkar has been kept abreast of the situation.
IMO is still balloting junior doctors on industrial action today.
Sports Minister said his comments at Team Ireland homecoming about money spent on sport being “better than putting it into hospitals” was meant to highlight importance of exercise in keeping nation healthy.
Naughten loses whip for voting against his party on the hospital cuts, while Frank Feighan faces the wrath of constituents for voting ‘Yes’.
Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation new mobile phone updater allows you to see how many patients are on trolleys around the country at any given time. It makes for stark reading.
One young medic describes the sometimes nightmarish world of hospital staff shortages to TheJournal.ie.
Dr James Reilly said more than 200 posts are still unfilled as he revealed plans to shut down A&E services at one hospital.
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The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation says the health service crisis saw a record number of people waiting on hospital trolleys yesterday.
A day after it was revealed that a 14-year-old was placed in an adult mental health unit, the HSE confirms that teens have been frequently put in adult facilities this year because of a lack of juvenile places.
HSE defends “exceptional” case in Waterford but Psychiatric Nurses Association say two children a week are ending up in adult unit.
Meanwhile the HSE begin to seek up to 6,000 voluntary redundancies.
The levy will apply to each prescription item collected by a patient.
A number of complaints about the hospital lead to an independent inquiry.