Person: Edward Mathews

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Publishing sanctioned nurses' details could lead some 'to consider suicide', INMO conference hears

Publishing details of every nurse sanctioned by their regulatory body could lead some to take their own lives or consider doing so, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO).

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Nurses facing cases with ‘no evidence of claims’

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Registration delays may hit nurse recruitment

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‘Prostitutes are victims and not criminals’

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INO to refer working-hours dispute to state body NIB

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Plans for lunchtime protests outside A&Es by nurses may be reinstated

Limerick ward in ‘treacherous’ state

NURSES at a second maternity hospital have warned that the health of mothers and babies is at serious risk because of a staffing crisis.

Wed, 14 May, 2003

Mental handicap nurses angered at care assistants' wage agreement

EDWARD MATHEWS does an invaluable job, but he feels distinctly unappreciated. He is one of 1,600 Registered Mental Handicap Nurses (RMHN) angered by a wage agreement that will see non-nursing care staff earn 2,000 more than him.

Tue, 29 Oct, 2002