‘More work needed’ on end of life care provision, Ombudsman hears

A bereaved woman told the Ombudsman that she was upset and confused when a doctor told her that he did not know when her husband’s “demise would be”.

‘More work needed’ on end of life care provision, Ombudsman hears

A bereaved woman told the Ombudsman that she was upset and confused when a doctor told her that he did not know when her husband’s “demise would be”.

The case is one of a number of complaints highlighted by Ombudsman Peter Tyndall in a progress report on developments in end-of-life care in Irish hospitals.

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