Cork nursing home did not isolate residents with Covid-19, i

Cork nursing home did not isolate residents with Covid-19, inspection finds


Cork nursing home did not isolate residents with Covid-19, inspection finds
Resident with Covid-19 found in communal area by Hiqa inspector on unannounced visit
about 3 hours ago
 
A Cork nursing home failed to properly isolate a number of Covid-positive residents during an outbreak of the virus, according to an inspection report.
St Luke’s nursing home in Mahon was in the middle of a large Covid outbreak last January when a Health Information and Quality Authority (Hiqa) inspector made an unannounced visit.
He found a resident who had tested positive and had not yet completed the required isolation period “sitting in a chair in a communal area beside the nurses’ desk,” thus posing a transmission risk to other residents and staff.

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