Leas Cross patients' families to make formal complaint to Minister

Relatives of former Leas Cross patients are to make a formal complaint about the Health Service Executive to the Minister for Health Mary Harney today.

Leas Cross patients' families to make formal complaint to Minister
Tue, 21 Nov, 2006 - 09:22

Relatives of former Leas Cross patients are to make a formal complaint about the Health Service Executive to the Minister for Health Mary Harney today.

The families are submitting a letter to Minister Harney, which claims the HSE ignored their concerns about abuses at the home for a number of years.

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