Patients Association wants regulators to investigate nursing home report

The Irish Patients Association is calling on the Minister for Health James Reilly contact all nursing home regulatory bodies to see if anything can be learned from a report on the privately run Mulross Nursing Home.

Patients Association wants regulators to investigate nursing home report
Fri, 25 Jan, 2013 - 07:52

The Irish Patients Association is calling on the Minister for Health James Reilly contact all nursing home regulatory bodies to see if anything can be learned from a report on the privately run Mulross Nursing Home.

The nursing home in Co Leitrim was found to have had 'Do not resuscitate' orders in some patients files.

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