Surgeons did not stop clinics without notice

ANN CAHILL’S article regarding orthopaedic services at Mayo General Hospital has many serious factual errors (Irish Examiner, June 7).

Surgeons did not stop clinics without notice
Tue, 15 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

1 The orthopaedic surgeons based in Merlin Park Regional Hospital, Galway, did not stop clinics without notice last January.

When we were informed more that two years ago that a new unit was to be commissioned at Mayo General we informed the hospital that our elective clinics would cease at that time.

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