Reilly to face grilling over nursing home death report

Health Minister James Reilly is to be asked in the Dáil why, after seven years, the HSE has yet to publish a report into the death of a 75-year-old woman at a hospital in Co Cork.

Reilly to face grilling over nursing home death report

The HSE launched an investigation shortly after Hannah Comber died at the former Heatherside Hospital in Jun 2006.

The psychogeriatric patient had been put in a restraining chair by staff who attached a belt around her waist, but she slipped down the chair and the belt choked her.

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