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Over 70% of patients waited more than 6 hours to be admitted to hospital

Over 70% of patients waited more than the 6 hour target to be admitted to hospital this year.

Over 70% of patients waited more than 6 hours to be admitted to hospital

Mon, 11 Dec, 2017 - 12:44

Almost 70% of patients waited more than the 6 hour target to be admitted to hospital this year.

A new survey by the HSE has also revealed that 84% said their hospital stay was good or very good.

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