HSE 'reckless' in efforts to deal with hospital overcrowding

Nurses are accusing the HSE of being reckless in their efforts to deal with hospital overcrowding.

Tue, 10 Jan, 2017 - 23:25

Nurses are accusing the HSE of being reckless in their efforts to deal with hospital overcrowding.

The INMO says from Wednesday on patients will be admitted to 30 beds in Virginia Community Nursing Unit in Cavan, despite a lack of staff to care for them.

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