HSE approves €63m plan to tackle A&E overcrowding

The Health Services Executive has approved a €63m package aimed at improving conditions in hospital accident and emergency departments.

Mon, 13 Jun, 2005 - 08:20

The Health Services Executive has approved a €63m package aimed at improving conditions in hospital accident and emergency departments.

The move is part of a 10-point plan announced by Health Minister Mary Harney earlier this year to tackle the long-running problem of A&E overcrowding.

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