By Lloyd Mudiwa.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
The two wise men
Dara Gantly wonders whether the two ‘wise men’ from the east will come bearing gifts for hospitals in the West and Mid-West.
A very wary Christmas
The threatened closure of community nursing units due to safety concerns should be a salutary warning for GPs about to come under the eye of HIQA, says Dr Ruairi Hanley.
Mandarins at Christmas
If reference pricing and generic substitution were so important in 2009, how is it we are still waiting for anything definite to happen from Hawkins House, asks Dr Muiris Houston.
CUH NCHDs favour industrial action
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
Claim that proceedings were an abuse of process
Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent case from Australia in which a medical practitioner sought an order striking out an allegation brought against him concerning an alleged relationship with one of his female patients some 18 years previously.
Value of clean drinking water beyond measure
Dear Editor, The report on the quality of drinking water for 2010, recently published by the Environmental Protection Agency, is very good news.
Tackling benzodiazepine abuse largely in GPs’ hands
Dear Editor, I am sorry that Dr David Slattery (Irish Medical Times letters pages, November 25, http://bit.
GP study results expected
By Aoife Connors.
‘Capacity problems’ emerging in Holland
By Gary Culliton.