Consultants Launch Industrial Action
The Minister for Health, Mary Harney, has said there will be no pause in the recruitment process for hospital consultants, despite today’s limited industrial action.
Read MoreThe Minister for Health, Mary Harney, has said there will be no pause in the recruitment process for hospital consultants, despite today’s limited industrial action.
Read MoreThe family of a pensioner who sustained more than 30 fractures after her death say they are “entirely dissatisfied” with the explanation from the coroner.
Read MoreA leading anti-poverty campaigner has accused a children’s charity of exaggerating levels of child poverty in Londonderry. Save the Children claimed nearly 11,000 children are living below the poverty line in the city.
Read MoreThe Health Service Executive is to review several cases as a precautionary measure after a woman was diagnosed with cancer after having been mistakenly given the all clear.
Read MoreIt’s emerged just one in five people suffering from mental ill health are working. A draft report on Mental Health and Social Inclusion, published by the National Economic and Social Forum shows that without work, they are at a greater risk of exclusion.
Read MoreA new report on juvenile delinquency has found that four out of five young people in detention schools have psychiatric problems.
Read MoreThe Northern Ireland Health minister, Michael McGimpsey has committed £28 million to fund two new health and care centres in Belfast. The centres, to be sited in Andersonstown and the Shankill, will offer a range of health and social care services such as family planning, orthodontics, nutrition, dietetics and physiotherapy.
Read MoreNursing unions have called off a planned escalation of industrial action, which was to have involved two-hour work stoppages at all health facilities. The Health Service Executive, the Irish Nurses Organisation and the Minister for Health, Mary Harney, have welcomed the decision.
Read MoreThe High Court has awarded almost €61,000 to the parents of a six-year-old autistic boy because of delays by the Health Service Executive in treating him.
Read MoreHSE ambulance staff in Cork and Kerry have called for a national ballot on industrial action, following weekend claims that the Health Service Executive is trying to privatise the country’s ambulance service.
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