High Court upholds refusal to restore registration of Botox and weight loss doctor deemed unfit to practise
Medical Council entitled to have ‘serious concerns’ about Michael John Sheill’s lack of insight, says judge
Medical Council entitled to have ‘serious concerns’ about Michael John Sheill’s lack of insight, says judge
Increase in mental health-related issues within medical profession, annual conference of the Irish Hospital Consultants Association told
World Health Organisation deems 100 GPs for 100,000 people adequate but this level is only met in Galway and Waterford, the Irish College of GPs finds
New GPs tend to work in larger towns and cities, Irish College for GPs says
Not enough training opportunities for foreign-educated doctors may lead to them ‘returning home’
AI has the potential to transform healthcare, but only if the correct safety measures are put in place
Patients are being denied access to a potentially life-saving obesity treatment
More than 70 per cent of new doctors who started working in Ireland in 2022 were trained abroad, Irish Medical Council report finds
Children under the care of Mr Connor Green, who went on leave last September after Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) referred him to the Irish Medical Council, are still on waiting lists
Bishop of Elphin Kevin Doran has written to the council president seeking clarification on the change in the latest edition of its ethical guide
OrthoKids Ireland says their children have been ‘waiting months’ for life-saving treatment due to surgeon’s absence
IMO has warned of a severe doctor shortage that will only get worse
Dr Muiris Houston: As the clocks spring forward, we would be wise to look at chronotherapy and the link between time and drugs
Trolleys on wards is completely contrary to best practice, says head of Nurses and Midwives organisation
Fitness-to-practise inquiry hears obstetrician David McMurray took more than 40 minutes to get to hospital after hearing of patient’s postpartum bleeding, despite living nearby
Andrea Hermann worked as obstetric and gynaecology registrar at Sligo General Hospital
Omar Hassan once mistook an ankle for an elbow in an X-ray, High Court hears
Doctor who confused ankle and elbow says ‘bloody price’ for Medical Council treatment
Crispr has been touted as a potential cure for many diseases, but ethical concerns remain
Ethical minefield of genome research has been avoided by governments, lecturer says
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