Mallow cleans up as online patient survey rates hospital hygiene

IRELAND’S cleanest acute hospital is Mallow General Hospital in Cork, according to 8,000 patients and relatives who took part in an online survey of the country’s public hospitals.

Mallow cleans up as online patient survey rates hospital hygiene
Thu, 02 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Evelyn Ring

St John’s Hospital in Limerick and the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin also received the top three high scores for cleanliness.

Our Lady’s Hospital, Drogheda, emerged as the dirtiest of all of the 50 hospitals rated.

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