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Unions fear 'total breakdown' of health services in Belfast - Vimarsana News

Unions fear 'total breakdown' of health services in Belfast

TRADE unions representing frontline workers have written to Belfast trust chiefs warning of a "total breakdown" of services and staffing due to escalating pressures. In a letter seen by The Irish News, members of Unison, Nipsa, the British Medical Association and...

Editorial: Winter health warnings must be heeded - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Winter health warnings must be heeded

The Stormont Executive held its first face-to-face meeting in nearly a year yesterday, against a backdrop of persistently high infection figures and dire warnings about the pressures facing the health service.

Fifth of neurologist's patients received 'insecure diagnosis' | Harwich and Manningtree Standard - Vimarsana News

Fifth of neurologist's patients received 'insecure diagnosis' | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Around a fifth of former patients of Belfast-based neurologist Dr Michael Watt received an “insecure diagnosis”, a review has found. Health Minister Robin Swann expressed his concern and issued an unreserved public apology to the patients for the distress caused. Speaking in the Stormont Assembly, Mr Swann outlined the findings of a review of a second cohort of Dr Watt’s former patients. Health Minister Robin Swann (Liam McBurney/PA) A third recall involving 209 former patients was announced by the Belfast Health Trust on Tuesday. Mr Swann said of the second cohort involving 927 patient...

Fifth of neurologist's patients received 'insecure diagnosis' | Clacton and Frinton Gazette - Vimarsana News

Fifth of neurologist's patients received 'insecure diagnosis' | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

Around a fifth of former patients of Belfast-based neurologist Dr Michael Watt received an “insecure diagnosis”, a review has found. Health Minister Robin Swann expressed his concern and issued an unreserved public apology to the patients for the distress caused. Speaking in the Stormont Assembly, Mr Swann outlined the findings of a review of a second cohort of Dr Watt’s former patients. Health Minister Robin Swann (Liam McBurney/PA) A third recall involving 209 former patients was announced by the Belfast Health Trust on Tuesday. Mr Swann said of the second cohort involving 927 patient...

Fifth of neurologist's patients received 'insecure diagnosis' - Vimarsana News

Fifth of neurologist's patients received 'insecure diagnosis'

Around a fifth of former patients of Belfast-based neurologist Dr Michael Watt received an “insecure diagnosis”, a review has found. Health Minister Robin Swann expressed his concern and issued an unreserved public apology to the patients for the distress caused. Speaking in the Stormont Assembly, Mr Swann outlined the findings of a review of a second cohort of Dr Watt’s former patients. Health Minister Robin Swann (Liam McBurney/PA) A third recall involving 209 former patients was announced by the Belfast Health Trust on Tuesday. Mr Swann said of the second cohort involving 927 patient...