EHRA receives funding to free up beds

The Eastern Regional Authority says it has received funding to free up beds inappropriately used in acute hospitals.

EHRA receives funding to free up beds
Fri, 05 Sep, 2003 - 16:54

The Eastern Regional Authority says it has received funding to free up beds inappropriately used in acute hospitals.

It hopes to vacate one hundred beds in the east of the country under the new initiative.

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