Speaking on RTÉ's News at One, Anne O'Connor said Covid-19 "hasn't gone away" from a health service perspective.
She said that some improvements had been made regarding waiting times for inpatients and procedures such as scopes. Earlier, the President of the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine welcomed the lifting of restrictions, but said hospital emergency departments will continue to see "a lot of Covid."
He also said that many people who returned to work in the healthcare will be frustrated by the genuinely poor infrastructure.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
Move On !!! Good bye
It's only having a rest until the new variant
It's gone away from my perspective.
Have to move on....No worse than any January where we have a high trolly count same in February...How nany patients on a trolley today?
And what’s plans has COO put in place to defend against any future issues.
Course it’s not going anywhere but there’s no point going back into another lockdown
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