The current crisis at the health centre shows no signs of abating any time soon, as official figures show that over 500 people were languishing on trolleys as of Monday morning. The bad news comes …
The new year has begun as bad, or perhaps worse than the last one, in terms of patients on trolleys. A record number of 656 people were recorded as waiting for a bed across Irish …
According to latest figures published The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) there are currently 516 patients waiting on trolleys or wards across the country today. The INMO say the University Hospital Galway is currently …
The health crisis currently gripping the country is showing no sign of letting up as INMO confirmed that over 600 people are currently waiting on hospital trolleys today. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, who …
The scourge of trolley-bound patients across Irish hospitals continues unabated today, with 527 souls languishing on makeshift accommodation while waiting for treatment. The number increased from 417 yesterday. Even HSE chief Tony O’Brien recently acknowledged …
According to latest figures released by the INMO there are currently over 400 people waiting on trolleys at hospitals across the country today. The figures show that Cork University Hospital has the most people waiting …
Nursing staff at one of the country’s biggest hospital’s University Hospital Limerick, have said their hospital is the most overcrowded in the country. The claim comes after the INMO released figures thar showed the hospital …
Figures just released by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organization (INMO) show that there are almost 500 people waiting to be admitted to hospital today, with most of these languishing on trolleys. According to the …
The Government’s inability/unwillingness to properly address the overcrowding crisis continues to haunt them today. It has been revealed that 400 people are currently languishing on trolleys across several medical facilities nationwide, waiting for a bed. …
On two separate occasions the Taoiseach turned down opportunities to state whether he would keep his promise and put an end to the high number of patients spending hours on hospital trolleys. He first made this promise …
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