By Pat Kelly.
Monthly Archives: August 2013
General practice is being ‘systematically dismantled’
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
Minister White points to prescription fee ‘anomaly’
By Gary Culliton.
26,500 bed days are ‘saved by HomeCare’
By Gary Culliton.
High-quality hospital treatment in a home setting
Dr Bernadette Carr, Medical Director, Vhi Healthcare, reports on a prestigious accreditation recently awarded to the health insurer for its Vhi HomeCare service and discusses the scheme’s continued expansion in the community.
Drug Safety Newsletter set to go electronic only
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
Cardiology innovation goes West
Gary Culliton talks to Consultant Cardiologist Prof Kieran Daly about Ireland’s first purpose built centre dedicated to cardiovascular disease prevention and rehabilitation and a new MSc in Preventive Cardiology.
Six with eye disease ‘not under care’
Gary Culliton examines a new report on diabetes retinopathy screening in Cork and looks ahead to the roll out of the National Diabetic Retinal Screening Programme.
A decade of ‘pervisity’
Dara Gantly wonders if the Minister for Health’s promise of yet another review of NCHD employment and training can bring doctors back from the edge of industrial action.
Putting the patient before cuts
Catherine Reilly speaks with both the Chairman and President of the National Association of General Practitioners, Dr Andy Jordan and Dr Conor McGee, about the need to protect GP services in light of an onslaught of cuts affecting the provision of care to patients.