Mental health services putting staff and patients under 'intolerable pressure'

Overcrowding in mental health services in Waterford is putting staff and patients under ‘intolerable pressure’, the Psychiatric Nurses Association (PNA) has warned.

Mental health services putting staff and patients under 'intolerable pressure'

Overcrowding in mental health services in Waterford is putting staff and patients under ‘intolerable pressure’, the Psychiatric Nurses Association (PNA) has warned.

PNA industrial relations officer, Michael Hayes, said overcrowding had reached “unprecedented levels” despite repeated warnings from the association.

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