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Let’s not waste time pretending there was a ‘perfect’ way our leaders could have handled the pandemic – we need real learning, not...
The government must address the valid concerns of ordinary citizens around issues such as housing policy and access to healthcare and prevent...
Access to GP care remains relatively good in this country, but with factors like natural ageing, burnout and the corporatisation of GP care, we should...
In bypassing the relevant bodies before they have completed their member consultation processes, the Minister for Health is taking a huge gamble
Our politicians behave as if there is nothing between a complete lockdown and pretending that Covid has gone away, but they are totally wrong
Lengthening waiting lists, record high trolley counts and too few healthcare staff are just some of the problems that the minister needs to deal with...
Under-resourced and overly complicated bureaucratic, the drugs approval and reimbursement process is both a hidden waiting list and the likely subject...
An independent review of our entire drugs reimbursement system is urgently needed as patients wait far longer here for new drugs than in most of...
Five years on from the launch of Sláintecare, there is still no plan to legislate for the establishment of regional health areas as entities distinct...
Unusually, this year health minister Stephen Donnelly has produced a transparent list of funded initiatives that, in the short to medium term, are...
Cancer programmes and dental health largely overlooked, funding for new medicines reduced and an under-resourced GP system all point to a budget that...