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Between vaccines and restrictions, we need to look at how pregnant people are being treated

Between vaccines and restrictions, we need to look at how pregnant people are being treated This country has a long history of treating pregnant women and girls appallingly; the pandemic should not be an excuse to continue to do the same, writes Seána Glennon. By Seána Glennon Friday 5 Mar 2021, 6:00 PM Mar 5th 2021, 6:00 PM 28,697 Views 38 Comments Seána Glennon IN A SHOCK announcement at the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) briefing on Thursday evening, the Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn reported the occurrence of a cluster of four recent stillbirths in Ireland among pregnant women with Covid-19.1

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Progress made on vaccinating Nenagh General staff

UL Hospitals Group, which oversees Nenagh Hospital, says it’s “issuing as much vaccine as possible” following controversy over vaccine rollout. The Group says that around 120 staff in Nenagh have now received the first dose of the vaccine, after some staff went public with their frustration late last week. UL Hospitals Group has issued an […]

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Increase In Take-Up Of Flu Vaccine Among Ennis General Staff

Increase In Take-Up Of Flu Vaccine Among Ennis General Staff 30th January 2021 Picture © Liz Masoner via Pixabay There’s been a significant increase in the number of staff at Ennis General Hospital who have availed of the flu vacine this winter. A new report, outlining statistics for 2019, found workers at the county hospital among the least likely to avail of the flu vaccine last year, but that’s now changed in the context of the COVID pandemic. CONTINUE READING BELOW Of all hospital groups, the UL Hospital Group recorded the lowest take-up of the flu vaccine among its healthcare workers in the winter of 2019/20.

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Some patients waiting more than 100 hours for a bed as hospitals on the brink amid crippling staff shortages

Hospitals across the country are coming under increasing pressure as the number of Covid-19 patients escalates amid crippling staff shortages.

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Struggling hospitals on the brink amid crippling staff shortages

Hospitals across the country are coming under increasing pressure as the number of Covid-19 patients escalates amid crippling staff shortages.

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