Claim of 'world-class' HSE is disputed

Claims that the HSE is becoming 'world class' are being rebuffed.

Mon, 09 Nov, 2009 - 15:04

Claims that the HSE is becoming 'world class' are being rebuffed.

The head of the health service Professor Brendan Drumm said in the last five-years key reforms mean the HSE has 1,000 fewer beds but is treating more patients.

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