Currently, the waiting times for orthopaedic surgery in the Western Trust are the longest in the region. As of April, there were 4,990 patients awaiting OP assessment. Some patients have been waiting for more than six years, with some 1,691 of these waiting for more than two years. There are 1,748 patients awaiting daycase surgery – the longest of those has been waiting for more than six years, with some 441 patients waiting for more than two years. There are 3,709 patients waiting in-patient surgery in the Western Trust, the longest for more than six years, with some 1,769 patients waiting for more than two years. A new collaborative working trial aimed at developing new ways to tackle long-standing waiting lists has been developed by the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WHSCT) at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).
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Large increase in number of newly confirmed Covid-19 cases at Tullamore Hospital
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There has been a large increase in the number of newly confirmed Covid-19 cases at Tullamore Hospital in the last 24 hours.
According to figures from the HSE contained in its Daily Operations Update for Acute Hospitals, seven new cases of the virus were confirmed at the hospital up to 8pm on Monday.
However the overall number of patients being treated for the virus at the hospital remains relatively low. There are eight patients with confirmed cases of the virus and two patients with suspected cases of the virus being treated at the hospital. Of those patients, two are being treated in the Critical Care Unit.