HSE chief apologises ‘unequivocally’ for North Kerry Camhs failures

More than half of cases involved risk as HSE chief pledges reform and investment in North Kerry Camhs
Bernard Gloster, chief executive officer, of the HSE. File picture: PA

Bernard Gloster, chief executive officer, of the HSE. File picture: PA

HSE CEO Bernard Gloster has apologised “unequivocally” to families and children impacted by serious failures in Camhs services in North Kerry.

A review published on Wednesday found that the level of care provided to children in North Kerry’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services was “inconsistent with standard practice”.

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