Ultrasounds carried out for HSE by third-party staff without required qualifications
Not all of those carrying out scans have level of degree stipulated in contract, says Affidea Ireland
HSE
Child who became ill after suspected E.coli outbreak compensated by creche
Junior Genius Childcare Limited reach settlement related to brief closure of facility in 2017
Is it possible to meet the increasing need for GP services?
Locum GP cover must be robustly addressed
People with eating disorders are often overlooked
Recovery is rarely a simple process, nor does it always mean complete symptom resolution
Co Kilkenny woman diagnosed with rare disease sues HSE over access to drug
Emily Felix (28) was 12 when she was diagnosed with Friedreich’s ataxia, a progressive neuromuscular disease
Why must women leave the country for essential surgery? ‘I’m 43, 10 years into this journey’
Why is the HSE funding a procedure abroad that it does not permit in Ireland?
HSE under pressure over health agency staff as Opposition claims spending is rising
Health service spent more than €900 million on personnel recruited through external agencies last year
GP shortages: Where are the most acute problems across the country?
The representative body for Irish GPs warns of three ‘emerging pressure points’
How well did Ireland deal with Covid? Patterns emerge ahead of final report
Evaluation panel established in 2025 to examine Ireland’s response to pandemic is due to report in six months’ time
Family of man (26) who died two days after discharge from Galway hospital settles court action
Henrique Coelho, from Portugal, died of a pulmonary embolism due to deep vein thrombosis in 2024
GP alleged to have undermined public health policy during Covid faces hearing
Dr Patrick Morrissey prescribed hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin to patients with symptoms of the virus
Sanctions on Aughinish Alumina; criminal court shutdown; and outpatient waiting lists
Early Edition with Andrew McNair
Insourcing curbs were always going to affect patients, but HSE region’s warnings were stark
Insourcing drove down waiting lists but came at a high cost, along with concerns over governance and ‘perverse incentives’
A close look at one of the new surgical hubs in Ireland: ‘Low complexity, high volume’
Purpose-built complex with four operating theatres and two minor procedures rooms is a much-needed extension for five hospitals
HSE drug delay a devastating blow to people with Friedreich’s ataxia
Skyclarys is approved in several European countries and has been shown to extend and enrich lives
Anorexia after 40: She would say, ‘I’m no good. You don’t deserve a mother like me’
Eating disorders among older people are less documented and less visible, with fewer support structures in place
Small and perfect: How a ‘game-changer’ refurb transformed this 3ft tall woman’s life
Following a transformative resizing of her home, Elizabeth McEvoy gets to do all the things that others take for granted
Consultants’ pay: Higher earning figures mean more work in a stretched system
Real issue for the HSE is not excessive pay but persistent failure to recruit enough consultants
Coombe at 200: ‘Back then women just had their babies, but now there is so much more to it’
Louise Egan, the first baby born in the maternity hospital’s current premises, and her mother celebrate the Coombe’s 200th anniversary
Teenager who declined cancer treatment has capacity to make decisions on medical care, court rules
Tusla went to High Court in May after concerns were raised regarding welfare of girl diagnosed with stage 4 vaginal cancer
Nothing new about refusal to give pregnant women pain relief
Challenges of pandemic birth made me choose elective c-sections thereafter
Family of man who took his own life in hospital settles action for €1m
Review recommends mental health staff receive training on suicide prevention and protocol for new admissions
‘I was begging for pain relief but they said I wasn’t dilated enough’: Women query HSE maternity service guidelines
‘I don’t think anyone would say paracetamol is sufficient when it comes to real, genuine labour pain’
HSE’s €40m land deal, and tax inheritance rules for child-free couples
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HSE closing in on €40m purchase of landmark Dublin 4 property
State’s health authority assembling large and valuable land bank next to St Vincent’s University Hospital
Dublin office market bounces back in second quarter
The biggest letting during the quarter was State Street’s Grand Canal Quay deal, at 78,000 sq ft
‘Lifeline’ service for older people in south Dublin faces closure after more than six decades
Walkinstown Social Service Centre, running since 1965, faces closure as religious founders say they can no longer maintain it
HSE to examine whether money provided to any funded organisation was sent abroad
Health service tells Oireachtas committee of review of governance and financial records at autism charity
How often to apply sunscreen, symptoms of heat exhaustion and safety tips for Ireland’s hot spell
From sunburn to heat exhaustion, it’s important to take care during hot weather spells
Increase in public services complaints should be wake-up call for Government
It’s time for real accountability for those managing these failing services
Seán McCague and dementia: he would say ‘the computer’s not working as well as it used to’
Five daughters of the former Monaghan country manager and GAA president are leading a campaign for clubs to step up for those with dementia
Mother takes High Court challenge over potential years-long delay to autistic son’s care
Health Service Executive not in a position to provide certain services for four-year-old boy until 2033, says parent
HSE clinical director rejects concerns raised by obstetrician about labour guidelines
Former National Maternity Hospital master Peter Boylan described the concept of a latent phase of labour as ‘dangerous’
Young people rely on friends and family over online mental health resources, survey finds
Over one third of survey group had experience with mental health conditions, with 62% having accessed services
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