Health

Dublin: Across the country, people are protesting on the streets to demand that Ireland's healthcare system be resolved. Due to the large number of patients, several hospitals are in crisis. In many places, treatment is not available, even…

DUBLIN: A shortage of GPs could become a problem in the coming years in Ireland, which is already suffering from a shortage of nursing staff. The HSE anticipates a 1,660-GP shortage over the next six years. The news that the GP shortage…

Dublin: A new antigen test is coming in order to test for the presence of COVID, flu, and RSV together amid the growing number of winter illnesses. All three patients have the same symptoms: fever, sore throat, and cough. The 3-in-1…

DUBLIN: The long hospital waiting list is a shame for the whole country. Despite claims of a slight decrease, the number of people waiting for treatment in the country was more than 8,12,000 by the end of December, according to new…

Dublin: 5,000 more beds are needed to solve the trolley crisis facing hospitals in Ireland, experts have said. More beds are expected to be needed if the country's acute hospital system is to function properly. The government has…

Dublin: A scheme to train as nurses or midwives for those working as carers in Ireland has begun. Those who qualify for admission to nursing courses in any college by applying to one of the country's Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)…

Dublin: Ireland, like the rest of the world, is suffering from COVID-19 and ICU admissions. This is extremely concerning. While 703 people were admitted to the hospital due to COVID, 32 of them required ICU care. The HSE believes that…

Dublin: Ireland's hospitals are overcrowded due to an uncontrollable influx of patients, including those with COVID-19. After all the limits of the hospitals have been exceeded, the patients suffering from various infectious diseases and…

DUBLIN: Winter sickness has gripped the entire island of Ireland. Viruses such as COVID, flu, and RSV are causing concern. To address this, the National Crisis Management Team (NCMT) was formed, led by senior health professionals and…

DUBLIN – Strep A is becoming more serious in Ireland. The illness is usually not fatal. However, seven people, including four children, died in the country as a result of this disease. Despite the HSE's explanation that this is a rare…