TD voices concern over nursing-home deaths

Two nursing-home patients were buried without proper death certificates being issued, it was claimed in the Dáil today.

TD voices concern over nursing-home deaths
Thu, 13 Oct, 2005 - 16:32

Two nursing-home patients were buried without proper death certificates being issued, it was claimed in the Dáil today.

Under current regulations, a nursing home must notify a coroner if a resident dies without being seen by their doctor in the previous 28 days.

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