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Compulsory service would be a mere sticking plaster

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Dear Editor, I always read Dr Ruairi Hanley’s articles and usually enjoy them despite — or perhaps because of — the angry, simplistic nature of his arguments (‘Blazing row over EDs’, IMT, June 24, 2011, http://bit.

The quality agenda in primary care

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Mr Kieran Murphy and Dr Margaret O’Riordan examine HIQA’s Draft National Standards for Safer Better Healthcare, including their impact on patient care and implications for general practice.

Health ‘Oscars’ deadline looms

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Irish Medical Times has issued a call for entries for this year’s Irish Healthcare Awards — the 10th year the so-called ‘Oscars’ of the health services have taken place.

Book on swinging could ‘damage reputation’

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Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent Equality Tribunal case in which a receptionist claimed that she was discriminated against on grounds of marital and family status when she was dismissed from her post by a consultant.

Access to records did not give rise to anxiety

Medics

Recent research allowing newly-diagnosed cancer patients to have full access to their medical records showed the majority reported higher satisfaction levels with no corresponding rise in anxiety.