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Galway hospitals shift to direct hiring following €9.5m security spend
Galway’s public hospitals are moving to directly employ in-house security officers after spending nearly €9.5 million on private security contracts since 2020. The HSE confirmed it is actively recruiting staff to reduce reliance on external providers, with interviews held this month for Galway University Hospitals (GUH) at the HSE Western Regional Health Forum, which took place on Tuesday.
Bank holiday sees 36 patients on trolleys in Galway
Galway University Hospital had the third highest number of patients waiting on trolleys across the country this week, after a busy bank holiday weekend.
34 patients on trolleys in Galway’s hospitals
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch has released their trolley figures as part of an ongoing daily campaign to review patient and staff care within Ireland’s hospitals.
54 patients on trolleys in UHG on Tuesday night
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch has released their trolley figures as part of an ongoing daily campaign to review patient and staff care within Ireland's hospitals.
73 patients on trolleys in UHG on Tuesday night
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch has released their trolley figures as part of an ongoing daily campaign to review patient and staff care within Ireland's hospitals.
Almost 8,000 patients on trolleys in UHG this year
With flu season fast approaching, new figures show a hefty 20 per cent increase in patients on trolleys in University Hospital Galway.
Covid and respiratory illnesss put UHG under significant pressure
More than 30 patients with respiratory illnesses, including flu, Covid-19, and RSV are being treated at University Hospital Galway which is under significant pressure this week due to high attendances at its emergency department. An outbreak of Covid-19 in one ward is putting further stress on the already overburdened system.
Covid and respiratory illnessses put UHG under significant pressure
More than 30 patients with respiratory illnesses, including flu, Covid-19, and RSV are being treated at University Hospital Galway which is under significant pressure this week due to high attendances at its emergency department. An outbreak of Covid-19 in one ward is putting further stress on the already overburdened system.
Covid-19 outbreak puts pressure on bed capacity at UHG
A Covid-19 outbreak coupled with high emergency department attendances is putting increased pressure on bed capacity at the west’s biggest hospital.
