According to data from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), 9,271 patients received care on trolleys during the month of July, reports Breaking News. University Hospital Limerick (UHL) recorded the highest number of patients …
Between 2019 and 2023, a total of 239 people at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) passed away while confined to trolleys, reports RTE. Council members from Donegal to Limerick attended the monthly regional health meeting when …
For the second day running, a record number of admitted patients are awaiting a seat on trolleys in the Emergency Department and on hospital wards at University Hospital Limerick (UHL), reports RTE. The Irish Nurses …
A new all-time record of 651 people languishing on trolleys across Irish hospitals has been set today. University Hospital Limerick once again tops the list, with no fewer than 116 people on trolleys, the highest …
A record 600 people are languishing on trolleys across Irish hospitals today, including 30 children, a 500% increase on last year’s figures. Once again, University Hospital Limerick leads the charge, with 100 people scattered on …
Overcrowding at Irish hospitals keeps hitting record highs, as 663 people were waiting for a bed as of this morning. There were 655 patients languishing on trolleys yesterday. Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly maintains his …
Irish hospitals has seen its worst day since March as there were 221 people waiting on trolleys. According to latest figures published the INMO there were 221 patients waiting on a bed on Wednesday. The …
The Irish health system continues to deteriorate rapidly, as official figures just released indicate that 649 people were suffering on hospital trolleys nationwide on Wednesday. According to the Irish Mirror, the Irish Nurses and Midwives …
The shocking state of the Irish health system is once again revealed in stark figures, as it has emerged that almost 4,400 elderly patients were forced to wait longer than 24h in A&E departments across …
2019 has started on a rather negative note for Irish hospitals, as there are 600 people languishing on trolleys today, according to figures just released by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO). This is …
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