Development of 120-bed unit is 'progressing' to help alleviate Limerick hospital trolley crisis, says FG Senator

PLANS for a 120-bed replacement in-patient block at St John's Hospital, Limerick - to help tackle long-term patient overcrowding in University Hospital Limerick - are said to be “progressing”.

Development of 120-bed unit is 'progressing' to help alleviate Limerick hospital trolley crisis, says FG Senator
Wed, 22 Aug, 2018 - 17:15

By David Raleigh

PLANS for a 120-bed replacement in-patient block at St John's Hospital, Limerick - to help tackle long-term patient overcrowding in University Hospital Limerick - are said to be “progressing”.

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