HSE 'planning to centralise acute services at CUH'

The HSE is reportedly planning to move all acute services in the southern region to just one hospital in Cork city.

HSE 'planning to centralise acute services at CUH'
Wed, 20 May, 2009 - 09:33

The HSE is reportedly planning to move all acute services in the southern region to just one hospital in Cork city.

Reports this morning say an unpublished HSE report is recommending that all acute services in Cork and Kerry be transferred to Cork University Hospital over the next five or six years.

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