Girl who sued over alleged delay in hearing loss diagnosis settles action for €135k 

It is claimed there was an alleged delay of between two to three years in the young girl's hearing loss diagnosis
Girl who sued over alleged delay in hearing loss diagnosis settles action for €135k 

It was claimed there was an alleged failure to provide adequate or consistent auditory input during the child’s optimal time for development before May 2107, when a hearing loss was diagnosed.

A nine-year-old girl whose hearing loss diagnosis was allegedly delayed by a number of years has settled her High Court action for €135,000.

Emily McDonald, her counsel Hugh O’Keeffe SC told the court, was not diagnosed with a hearing loss until she was over three years of age and recalled for audiological assessment as part of the HSE Look Back Review.

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