INO and ERHA meet to discuss nursing shortages

The Irish Nurses Organisation is meeting officials from the Eastern Regional Health Authority today to discuss ongoing nursing shortages in Irish hospitals.

INO and ERHA meet to discuss nursing shortages
Thu, 18 Dec, 2003 - 11:47

The Irish Nurses Organisation is meeting officials from the Eastern Regional Health Authority today to discuss ongoing nursing shortages in Irish hospitals.

The INO said severe staff shortages over the past four years have led to bed closures and cutbacks in services in most Irish hospitals.

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