Anatomy teaching in Trinity is being re-housed, and Paul O’Connor wonders if anything is being lost in translation.
Monthly Archives: July 2011
Breaking news: No 12-month waits by year end
By Gary Culliton.
A rural health crusade
Dara Gantly on the recent political jousting at the Oireachtas round table.
Rallying cry for Roscommon
Dr Ruairi Hanley believes the medical profession must defend every small hospital until it is proven beyond doubt that a safer, trolley-free alternative is available.
Prevention of errors is better than a cure
In the first of his new weekly columns for Irish Medical Times, Dr Muiris Houston believes hospitals trying to tackle outpatient errors could learn a lot from GPs.
What’s in a name, doctor?
With the title ‘doctor’ putting distance between the holder and the commoner, Dr Garrett FitzGerald believes it is time to embrace a new nomenclature.
Data reveal ED challenge
Gary Culliton reports on the pressures on our emergency departments and how the HSE plans to both measure and manage them in the current healthcare environment.
Board may save €20m in construction costs
By Aoife Connors.
Framework for role of smaller hospitals
By Gary Culliton.
Drogheda now has 43 unfilled NCHD posts
By Gary Culliton.