Two mental health units criticised by inspectors

A HSE mental health unit in a Dublin hospital where patients could not access a variety of health services and where communal rooms had a “stark” appearance has been criticised by the Mental Health Commission (MHC).

Two mental health units criticised by inspectors

A HSE mental health unit in a Dublin hospital where patients could not access a variety of health services and where communal rooms had a “stark” appearance has been criticised by the Mental Health Commission (MHC).

The Sycamore Unit at Connolly Hospital, which provides a Psychiatry of Later Life service, had “insufficient” staff numbers and skill mix to meet the assessed needs of residents.

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