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# Healthcare

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'We needed more beds, we still need more beds': Will lessons be learned from the pandemic?
Why we emigrated: Irish healthcare professionals on what pushed them to leave
More than half of people in Ireland think that healthcare is getting worse
Poll: Do you have private health insurance?
Open Thread: What one change would you like to see in the Irish healthcare system?
Can Ireland's health system be fixed, or is it beyond repair?
'All lawfully permitted procedures', including abortion, to be allowed in new NMH, minister says
‘Draft opinion’ on US abortion rights authentic document but not a final decision - chief justice
Sisters of Charity transfer share of hospital group to charity, lifting obstacle to NMH plans
Timeframe still not decided for inquiry into epilepsy drug that can cause birth defects
'Bonkers' overtime worked by junior doctors causing burnout and risks for patients
Govt won't oppose hospital parking bill, but department 'working on plans' to cap daily charge
No HSE climate plan currently in place, but focus first on reducing emissions from buildings
Excess deaths of 360 a year due to A&E delays in Ireland may be 'significant underestimate'
Consultants association warns of long waiting lists for bowel disease treatment
44% increase in the number of Irish doctors emigrating to Australia since 2018
Three years into new abortion laws, Stephen Donnelly says 'ease of access' has not been achieved
Are you a healthcare worker worried about hospitals this winter? We want to hear your story
Taoiseach: 'It's not good enough' that children with scoliosis like Adam Terry must wait for surgery
Government still committed to Slaintecare, says Cabinet minister
Sláintecare Council to meet Donnelly for first time since resignations
Opposition TDs call on Health Minister to explain Sláintecare resignations
'Huge disappointment' about new draft maternity restriction guidance, advocates say
Ireland's ambulance crisis: 'There are units going from hundreds of kilometres away to get to Dublin'
One in four Irish people say their mental health declined during pandemic, survey shows
'Crisis' in nursing home sector as government slow to act on reforms, says Nursing Home Ireland
Opinion: Excluding partners from maternity care is no longer excusable - there is a better way
Over 550 people crossed the Irish Sea for an abortion in 2020
High volumes at Covid testings centres amid ransomware disruption
'Anyone who worked the weekend has aged hugely': Emergency staff under intense pressure amid HSE hack
HSE cyber attack: what services are affected and which ones are still working?
'We can't keep relying on other countries': HSE begins hiring experts to oversee service for trans youth
'The lack of medical support is a travesty': Trans people facing five-year healthcare waiting list
How two different, expensive healthcare systems on this island have managed to (occasionally) work well together
'We can't keep sending trans people abroad for major surgery with no aftercare when they get home'
Consultants call for urgent action as 860,000 sit on waiting lists for care
Covid-19 can survive on clothing for up to 72 hours, study shows
Trans children being referred to healthcare service that 'doesn't exist yet'
Opinion: 'People should not have to resort to re-mortgaging their homes for IVF treatment'
HSE says 77,303 people - 1.58% of the population - have received first dose of vaccine so far in Ireland