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Tag Archives: Emergency Department (ED)
Bring on the sharks
We have come to expect the very worst from our overcrowded emergency departments, with patients cast adrift in the middle of shark-infested waters, writes Dr Garrett FitzGerald.
No such thing as a ‘safe level’ of ED overcrowding — IAEM
By Gary Culliton.
Loughlinstown ED closes for move to St Vincent’s
By Gary Culliton The Emergency Department (ED) at St Columcille’s Hospital in Loughlinstown, which is part of the largest hospital Group — the Dublin East Hospital Group — will transfer to St Vincent’s University Hospital from 8am on November 27.
Self-harm and suicide drop
By Catherine Reilly.
Day bed use during ‘extreme congestion’
By Gary Culliton.
Letterkenny Emergency Department reopens
By Gary Culliton.
GPs are not ‘resourced or obliged’ to follow up on hospital results
Open letter to the Risk Manager, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda Dear (name withheld), I am noticing an increasing trend from local hospitals whereby when patients are seen in the emergency department (ED) or OPD, that I am being subsequently written to, usually by anonymous NCHDs, with the expectation that I am to apparently follow up on an abnormal
Breaking news: Mater to move its ED
By Gary Culliton.
55% of elderly ED visits preventable
By June Shannon.