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Limerick Cardiac Unit

  • 24-10-2012 12:43pm
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    pitythefool
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    1. James Reilly was presented with a petition last week to force through opening of the new multi million cardiac unit in the Limerick Regional Hospital.

    2. This would enable all patients with a heart problem after 5-clock to remain in Limerick and not be sent to Galway in an ambulance or Taxi. ( thats right taxi ).

    3. All that had to be done was an inspection from the HSA and the unit could be open. Thats right the same govenment body that were quick to shut a garage owner down because of a calander were in no rush to open a cardiac unit that will save lives.

    4. No problem James Reilly happily announced on the radio.
      There was however one problem, our Minister for Health was not aware that the HSE had not done any rosters or hired staff to run our new multi million euro cardiac unit.

    5. Result, dying people are queing at an a&e/taxi rank to go to Galway which adds up to €54 million a year according to recent reports.

    6. Make sense of that Reilly
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