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Failings highlighted during Aoife Johnston inquest are an indictment of the health service - Vimarsana News

Failings highlighted during Aoife Johnston inquest are an indictment of the health service

Tragic death of 16-year-old Aoife Johnston by medical misadventure comes amid other concerning cases and warnings from campaigners

We now know which hospitals are overspending and which are delivering. Let's fund them accordingly – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

We now know which hospitals are overspending and which are delivering. Let's fund them accordingly – The Irish Times

In the past, there was a formula which ensured that the worse things were, the more money you got. That’s no longer the case

Public-only contract 'will not, in and of itself, solve the chronic problems the health service is facing', the IMO says – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Public-only contract 'will not, in and of itself, solve the chronic problems the health service is facing', the IMO says – The Irish Times

The contract also intends to enhance senior decision maker presence on-site, out of hours and at weekends

More than 100k children denied school screening dental appointments - Vimarsana News

More than 100k children denied school screening dental appointments

'Urgent' need for additional resources as figures show only 50% of eligible schoolchildren were screened by dentists last year

Revealed: Cancer patients face postcode lottery, with survival rate lower in poorer areas - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Cancer patients face postcode lottery, with survival rate lower in poorer areas

Where you live can signal if you are more likely to die of cancer, as new figures show five-year survival rates in the most deprived areas are still just 59pc – 9pc lower than in affluent parts of the country.