HIQA reveals practice of physically restraining clients at Meath care home

A damning new report into another care home has been released.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2014 - 13:16

A damning new report into another care home has been released.

The practice of physically restraining clients at a centre in Co Meath for people with intellectual disabilities is being heavily criticised in the new report from the Health Information and Quality Authority, which is being published today.

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