INO says hospital plans unworkable

The Irish Nurses Organisation has said plans to refer patients from Cavan General Hospital to Drogheda Hospital for surgery are unrealistic and unworkable.

INO says hospital plans unworkable
Fri, 05 Mar, 2004 - 16:38

The Irish Nurses Organisation has said plans to refer patients from Cavan General Hospital to Drogheda Hospital for surgery are unrealistic and unworkable.

The organisation is calling on the North-Easter Health board to restore full services to Monaghan and Cavan hospitals.

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