Doctors accuse HSE of publishing misleading A&E figures

Doctors attached to the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine are disputing claims made by the Health Service Executive in relation to A&E waiting numbers.

Doctors accuse HSE of publishing misleading A&E figures
Fri, 12 Jan, 2007 - 11:41

Doctors attached to the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine are disputing claims made by the Health Service Executive in relation to A&E waiting numbers.

The association is accusing the HSE of playing around with the daily figures released on its website.

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