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A new report shows there are still gaps in acknowledging and rectifying problems if a mistake is made.

There is “unfinished business” and “serious work to be done” around the area of open disclosure in Ireland’s healthcare system, Dr...

How do the public feel about the programme, and what’s being done to win trust back?

There have been 9 additional claims to the Tribunal over a two-week period – this compares with over 336 legal claims.

Minister for Health Welcomes Civil Service-Wide Webinar on Menopause at Work

Proposals for new population-based screening programmes to be sought in annual call Inherited disorder ADA-SCID added as ninth condition under national newborn programme Procedures to facilitate an annual public call for proposals for new population-based screening programmes are expected to be finalised and adopted by the National Screening Advisory Committee in 2021. During 2020, the National Screening Advisory Committee (NSAC) advanced the development of a standardised application process an...

Press release Minister for Health announces funding for ambulatory gynaecology services and enhanced endometriosis service under the Women’s Health Fund   The Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly TD, has announced details of two areas to be funded under the recently established €5 million Women’s Health Fund: two community-based Ambulatory Gynaecology Services governed by two acute hospitals (Tallaght University Hospital, and University Maternity Hos...

Public health expert Dr Gabriel Scally has been paid €1.13m for his work on the CervicalCheck screening programme scandal.

The HSE National Service Plan 2021 lays the foundations for new models of integrated and scheduled care, which will radically change how primary and hospit

HSE to work towards waiting times of 10 weeks for new outpatient appointments