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Tributes paid to patient advocate to Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon (opens the original)
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Tributes have poured in for Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon, a Cork mother-of-three, GP and patient advocate who died on Monday with colorectal cancer. She died surrounded by family in the care of the team at Marymount Hospice. She is survived by her husband Derek and their children Ellen, Will and Catherine. Since her shock diagnosis in 2014 aged 37, she wrote and spoke publicly about cancer to help others. “I would not be the first person with a life-changing diagnosis to talk about how important it is to
CHI breached data rules over storage of children's records in 'overflowing...waste bin' (opens the original)
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Children's Health Ireland (CHI) breached data protection rules in relation to the storage of children's records, the Data Protection Commission (DPC) has found. CHI acknowledged that children's records were being stored in an unlocked room at Tallaght University Hospital and said it would act on the reprimand issued by the DPC. It follows an investigation launched by the regulator in August after it received protected disclosures raising concerns about the storage of childrenâs records. âDoc
Tributes paid to Cork GP who died following battle with cancer (opens the original)
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Tributes have poured in for Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon, a Cork mother of three, GP and patient advocate who died on Monday with colorectal cancer. She died surrounded by family in the care of the team at Marymount Hospice. She is survived by her husband Derek and their children Ellen, Will and Catherine. Since her shock diagnosis in 2014 aged 37, she wrote and spoke publicly about cancer to help others. “I would not be the first person with a life-changing diagnosis to talk about how important it is to
Fears for future of midwifery services in Cork as 80 posts left vacant (opens the original)
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There are fears for the future of a midwifery-led support service in Cork which deals with 400 women a year amid claims the maternity hospital has up to 80 vacancies. Changes to Cork University Maternity Hospital’s (CUMH) 'Domino' service have been shared with expectant mothers at appointments this week. Under the Domino system, women are seen by a team of about eight senior midwives working with a GP. The same midwives support them during birth at CUMH and post-natal care at home. Domino stands
General anaesthetic access for people with disabilities to be addressed in dental reform plan (opens the original)
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People with disabilities could have improved access to general anaesthetic for dental treatment under Government reform plans, the Department of Health has said. Simon Fahey, principal officer at the department’s Oral Health Unit, told the Oireachtas Health Committee on Wednesday that improving access to general anaesthetic was among the measures being considered as part of a new oral health action plan. The plan will include “a key action to improve access to oral care for people who have addit
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