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HIQA Inspection Of UHL Finds Overcrowding Impacting On Patients' "Dignity And Privacy" - Vimarsana News

HIQA Inspection Of UHL Finds Overcrowding Impacting On Patients' "Dignity And Privacy"

An inspection of University Hospital Limerick has found overcrowding is impacting on the “dignity and privacy” of patients. A new HIQA report on the region’s main hospital has found the facility’s emergency department to be ineffective in managing patient flow. The Health Information and Quality Authority conducted an unannounced inspection of University Hospital Limerick on […]

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HIQA's worrying UHL report… - Vimarsana News

HIQA's worrying UHL report…

Now, an unannounced inspection conducted by HIQA (Health Information and Quality Authority) found...

Hiqa inspectors raise concerns for separated children seeking asylum in Ireland - Vimarsana News

Hiqa inspectors raise concerns for separated children seeking asylum in Ireland

A separated child who was seeking international protection was placed with a foster carer who had yet to be vetted by gardaí, an inspectors’ report revealed.

Staff face 'considerable pressure' to provide services for unaccompanied refugee children - Vimarsana News

Staff face 'considerable pressure' to provide services for unaccompanied refugee children

Staff and managers at services providing child protection, welfare and foster care were also reported to 'not be sufficiently supported' in what is a 'crisis-led environment'

Watchdog finds 'serious concerns' about foster service for unaccompanied minors seeking international protection – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Watchdog finds 'serious concerns' about foster service for unaccompanied minors seeking international protection – The Irish Times

Hiqa finds carers were approved on emergency basis without necessary mandatory training in fostering and in one case Garda vetting had not been completed