HIQA should not be only monitoring group

IT IS a very serious thing to deprive a young person of their liberty for any period of time.

HIQA should not be only monitoring group
Tue, 14 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
Jennifer Hough

But if done well, it can surely only be beneficial for a troubled teenager whose behaviour is spiralling out of control.

Yesterday, the Irish Examiner revealed that young people are being sent to other countries for care.

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