A High Court has settled a case involving a 19-year-old man, Adam Nolan, who fatally stabbed his mother’s partner, Bryan Cassidy, after being discharged from an emergency department despite exhibiting psychotic thoughts. The Health Service Executive (HSE) apologized for its…
The gender pay gap in Ireland’s health services has risen to 14.5%, with female employees earning significantly less than their male counterparts, particularly among medical and dental staff. The Health Service Executive (HSE) reports that the gap has increased from…
The Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland has reported a significant increase in flu cases, with over 1,000 patients hospitalized. On New Year’s Eve, 1,017 individuals were recorded with the flu in hospitals, an increase from previous days. The surge…
The Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland reports that over 700 individuals are currently hospitalized due to flu, indicating a surge at the predicted upper end of expected cases. HSE chief executive Bernard Gloster highlighted the ongoing pressure on healthcare…
Hospitalized flu cases in Ireland are projected to nearly double, with estimates reaching 800-900 by year’s end, according to Dr. Colm Henry of the Health Service Executive (HSE). The anticipated peak in January will exacerbate existing pressures on hospitals and…
Over a two-year period, at least 2,700 cyclists in Ireland required hospitalization or medical treatment due to accidents, with the Health Service Executive (HSE) reporting significant head and arm injuries. In 2023, 1,345 cyclist injuries were treated, primarily resulting from…
The family of Aoife Johnston, who died from meningitis after a delayed treatment at a hospital, is seeking answers and accountability from the Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland. Despite a GP’s concern about potential sepsis, Aoife waited 13 hours…
HSE Chief Executive Bernard Gloster reports a rise in flu and respiratory illnesses, with nearly 1,000 flu cases this past week. Emergency departments are experiencing high demand, particularly from those over 75. Gloster warned of a concerning two weeks ahead…
An internal audit of Ireland’s National Ambulance Service disclosed a 50% funding shortfall in the budget, insufficient for current operational needs. The report highlights that many ambulances are operating beyond the recommended lifespan, and there are no reserve vehicles or…
The Irish Cancer Society has criticized Ireland’s two-tier health system, highlighting that public cancer patients face significant delays in accessing life-saving treatments compared to those in private hospitals. According to Dr. Michael McCarthy, public patients wait up to two years…
