Hygiene in hospitals

THE Government is responsible for our dirty hospitals. They prefer to build temporary cabins rather than fund new hospitals. The recent hygiene audit diverted attention from major problems within the health service.

Mon, 28 Nov, 2005 - 00:00

How clean are private hospitals? No audit has been done on them.

I wonder is the HSE trying to take pressure off the major hospitals by diverting patients to private hospitals?

Seán Moloney

Leugh

Thurles

Co Tipperary

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