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HIQA launches new definitions for social care - Vimarsana News

HIQA launches new definitions for social care

A new set of standard definitions for health and social care settings has been launched. HIQA’s Lexicon for Social Care features sourced definitions for

Source: imt.ie
Issues relating to privacy, infection control and staffing raised in Cork nursing home reports - Vimarsana News

Issues relating to privacy, infection control and staffing raised in Cork nursing home reports

The Health Information and Quality Authority published a number of reports relating to Cork nursing homes. 

Nursing home resident was unable to get out of locked room, inspection found - Vimarsana News

Nursing home resident was unable to get out of locked room, inspection found

Nursing home resident was unable to get out of locked room, separate inspection found

Nursing home residents waited 30 minutes to be brought to the toilet and showered once a week due to staff shortages, inspectors reveal - Vimarsana News

Nursing home residents waited 30 minutes to be brought to the toilet and showered once a week due to staff shortages, inspectors reveal

Residents in a Dublin nursing home had to wait up to half an hour to be assisted to the toilet and could only shower once a week due to staff shortages, an inspection report has revealed.

Dublin care home residents waited 30 mins for toilet and showered once a week due to staff shortages - Vimarsana News

Dublin care home residents waited 30 mins for toilet and showered once a week due to staff shortages

Residents in a Dublin nursing home had to wait up to half an hour to be assisted to the toilet and could only shower once a week due to staff shortages, an inspection report has revealed.