Why the HSE has a lot in common with EU

DEMOCRATIC deficit? Lack of transparency and accountability? Disconnection between bureaucrats and public? Yes, the HSE has a lot in common with the EU. Here are some issues that consumers should reflect on.

Why the HSE has a lot in common with EU

The Government is closing top-class cancer centres in Dublin, Cork and elsewhere while the centres of excellence continue to be a figment of the bureaucratic imagination. But the Government’s cancer treatment strategy only applies to public money spent in public units. Private clinics can continue to market and supply all cancer services to consumers.

HSE staff and the developers of the co-located private hospitals have been unable to explain to doctors how these small private hospitals can mirror the case mix of the large public hospitals next door and be clinically safe or financially viable.

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