Marian Fogarty: Coronavirus shows need for tighter regulation of nursing homes

"The level of infection and death arising from Covid-19 in nursing homes should lead to tighter regulation of the sector," says Marian Fogarty, Associate Solicitor with Cantillons Solicitors, Cork.

Wed, 24 Jun, 2020 - 17:00

Marian Fogarty

The level of infection and death arising from Covid-19 in nursing homes should lead to tighter regulation of the sector.

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Analysis Coronavirus Place: Cork Place: China Place: Ireland Person: Marian Fogarty Event: Covid-19 Organisation: Covid-19 Organisation: Cantillons Solicitors Organisation: NPHET Organisation: National Public Health Emergency Team Organisation: Health Information and Quality Authority Organisation: HIQA

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