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Concern over future of Domino maternity scheme at CUMH (opens the original)
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The future of the Domino maternity scheme at Cork University Maternity Hospital is in doubt due to staffing shortages. The scheme allows women with low risk pregnancies to receive midwife-led care in the community, with eligible women able to return home soon after giving birth. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation says the scheme has been "significantly curtailed" at CUMH due to a shortage of staff in the labour ward. The organisation says that there are now over 80 nursing and midwifery
Women in ambulance service 'have been let down' - Minister (opens the original)
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Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said that women working the National Ambulance Service (NAS) "have been let down by the organisation that doesn't protect them". She also declined in response to repeated questions to express confidence in the leadership of NAS. Minister Carroll MacNeill was speaking in the wake of a Prime Time report in which female paramedics and emergency medical technicians spoke about experiences of sexual harassment, misogyny, bullying or intimidation while
'Risk to public': Paramedics regulator unable to remove criminals (opens the original)
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Correspondence obtained by RTÉ Prime Time under Freedom of Information shows that the independent regulatory body overseeing paramedics and emergency care technicians in Ireland has been repeatedly warning successive health ministers of risks to the public due to weaknesses in its powers. The Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) is responsible for "protecting the public by independently co-ordinating, developing, reviewing, regulating, and governing standards of excellence for the safe pr
Over 30 women allege harassment and misogyny in ambulance service (opens the original)
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More than 30 women have told RTÉ Prime Time they experienced sexual harassment, misogyny, bullying or intimidation while working in the National Ambulance Service (NAS). An unpublished Health Service Executive (HSE) internal review obtained by the programme also raised concerns about the culture and leadership of the service, including references to bullying and harassment and what it described as a traditional "command and control" management style. The report, carried out by the HSE's Workplac
Number of doctors working in Ireland rising - reports (opens the original)
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The number of doctors working in Ireland is continuing to rise with more than 22,000 now practicing here, according to a new report by the Medical Council. However, doctors are working in a health care service facing growing demand as Ireland's population continues to grow. The Medical Workforce Intelligence report 2025 found a growing, diverse workforce with a growing reliance on internationally trained doctors. The most common countries of qualification for graduates were Pakistan and Sudan. T
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