Parents say little has changed, a year since CHI spinal care controversy erupted

Parents say little has changed, a year since CHI spinal care controversy erupted

Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Ireland Paediatric Advocacy Group co-founder Amanda Coughlan Santry. Picture: Ray Ryan

One year after “a huge scandal” erupted over spinal care at Children’s Health Ireland, parents say little has changed with children still facing long delays.

It had emerged non-medical devices — springs — were placed in three children along with broader concerns around waiting lists and safety. 

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