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Consultant doctor brings fresh challenge seeking to be allowed return to work - Vimarsana News

Consultant doctor brings fresh challenge seeking to be allowed return to work

Gynaecologist was placed on administrative leave after concerns raised about research

Loneliness should be a political priority, says public health expert - Vimarsana News

Loneliness should be a political priority, says public health expert

Pandemic dispelled myth that loneliness is just an older person’s issue – BMJ editorial

Consultant who carried out unauthorised research loses challenge over dismissal - Vimarsana News

Consultant who carried out unauthorised research loses challenge over dismissal

Consultant who carried out unauthorised research loses challenge over dismissal Five female patients ‘greatly shocked and upset’ when told of procedure about 5 hours ago Seán McCárthaigh Mr Justice Barr said he could not find that the HSE’s decision to dismiss Prof Ray O’Sullivan following unauthorised research carried out on five patients at St Luke’s Hospital in Kilkenny was ‘unjust, irrational or disproportionate’.   A consultant at St Luke’s Hospital ...

Gynaecologist loses court challenge against dismissal - Vimarsana News

Gynaecologist loses court challenge against dismissal

RTÉ Courts Reporter A gynaecologist who oversaw research procedures on five women without the consent of the women or his employer has lost a High Court challenge aimed at preventing his dismissal. Ray O'Sullivan who was consultant at St Luke's Hospital in Kilkenny had carried out the unauthorised research in September 2018 on women who were having routine hysteroscopies. A second procedure which involved placing a catheter and small pressure pad inside their vaginas was carried out. It was part of research designed to ascertain if some procedures could be carried out without the use of a sp...

Source: rte.ie