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4th October 2017

IHCA Announce New Senior Appointment

IHCA announce new senior appointment
4th September 2017

Programme for IHCA AGM - Strand Hotel Limerick 7th October

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10th July 2017

National Cancer Strategy cannot succeed without increasing the capacity of public hospitals and the resolution of Consultant recruitment crisis according to the IHCA

National Cancer Strategy cannot succeed without increasing the capacity of public hospitals and the resolution of Consultant recruitment crisis according to the IHCA
10th July 2017

National Cancer Strategy cannot succeed without increasing the capacity of public hospitals and the resolution of Consultant recruitment crisis according to the IHCA

National Cancer Strategy cannot succeed without increasing the capacity of public hospitals and the resolution of Consultant recruitment crisis according to the IHCA
30th May 2017

Healthcare Report fails to address overwhelming capacity deficits that cause long waiting lists and trolley crises

Healthcare Report fails to address overwhelming capacity deficits
15th May 2017

APPOINTMENT OF NON SPECIALIST DOCTORS AS CONSULTANTS IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE COMPROMISING PATIENT SAFETY AND CARE

APPOINTMENT OF NON SPECIALIST DOCTORS AS CONSULTANTS IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE COMPROMISING PATIENT SAFETY AND CARE
7th April 2017

IHCA Highlights Growing Health Strategy Concerns

IHCA Highlights Growing Health Strategy Concerns
23rd March 2017

IHCA Statement on Minister Harris's submission to the Committee on the Future of Healthcare

IHCA Statement on Minister Harris's submission to the Committee on the Future of Healthcare
20th March 2017

IHCA meets with Minister Simon Harris to discuss urgent priorities for Ireland’s hospitals

The Irish Hospital Consultants Association (IHCA) on Thursday 16 March met with the Minister for Health, Simon Harris TD to highlight the critical capacity and other constraints that afflict the health service. Dr Tom Ryan, President of the IHCA, highlighted the stark realities of clinical practice in the acute hospitals and the difficulties which consultants face in their attempts to provide care to an ever increasing number of critically ill patients without the necessary resources.

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