FF/FG/Green Government - Part 3 - Threadbanned User List in OP

As I am catching up on the thread, you left out a word or two. It should have said.

"My point was clear and concise and incorrect. I have nothing more to post on the subject."

And you speak of posters 'running away'? 😂

Is it outrage or Irony? Not sure which word we should be randomly using today.

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Nothing really surprising in that. It is what most people would expect to see. A lot of problems to be fixed in this country before any thoughts can be made towards a united Ireland.

First mention of a 'paid account' was from your good self in post 8145.

A&E delays are also strongly linked to a lack of stepdown facilities for people who should not be in hospital anyway and those waiting to leave.

"As this is the government thread, I won't get any further into discussing SF on it"

Yeah right! 🤣🤣🤣

You present more evidence of Sinn Fein saying they will discuss it, but still zero evidence of them actually doing what they said, therefore providing further support to the idea that Sinn Fein lied. That is my final word in this thread on the lies that Sinn Fein told after the election.

@Cluedo Monopoly I only replied to this because Francie once again made false accusations against me.

RBB published a letter he wrote to MLMD and the usual crew put 2+2 together and got 43 and have been misrepresenting what happened since.

Stock carry on really.

I have no wish to talk about paid accounts, it was yourself that started with that. I am unsure where you get the impression that I am running around with anything.

It seems you are finding it hard to stomach the taste of your own medicine.

Practically the same list of as were on the table in 2020. Doesn't augur well does it?

So you gave an opinion? is your opinion suffering outrage for my opinion? Even if we leave that (another question you would never answer), You are telling me I should start a thread on your opinion. Seriously. WTF.. - Just to clarify. I won't be starting a thread on your opinion. 😂

You are one to talk about pointless posts. As I said. Your own medicine.

In any case, I have never reported a post to any mod on any forum at any time. No matter how pointless and ridiculous your posts are.

I can't understand the reasoning or the phrasing behind the 2nd sentence in your post.

"I doubt you will and I will continue to see these pointless posts"... etc... yet you posted it anyway. . In your own words.. "pointless". At least you claimed that one.

No wonder they did not publish this report.

9 hospitals did not appear to provide safe care: review (rte.ie)

An independent review of unplanned care at nine hospitals for the Health Service Executive has found that sometimes there was no clear understanding of who was providing the patients' care.

The Independent Review of Unplanned Care covered the years 2018-2019.

Due to emergency department pressures, it said there was widespread placing of patients in any bed, any time, anywhere, including mixed gender.

It said this did not create extra capacity, but led to safari rounds, increased length of stay and introduced harm by non-specialist care and increased staff absenteeism.

None of the nine hospitals were found to operate a 24/7 model of care or appeared to provide safe and effective care.

The unpublished report was secured by the Irish Patients Association under the Freedom of Information Act.

Steve McMahon of the Irish Patients Association, said it had taken 17 months to get the report and that it sheds light on why Ireland is seeing a number of systemic failures which are not purely accidental.

It found that not only did the nine hospitals have the highest number of patients on trolleys during the year, they were also shown to have deteriorated over the previous five years, except for St Vincent's.

On its visit to University Hospital Waterford, the review team found that some patients were on trolleys for four to five nights on a hospital corridor.

A lack of capacity and a shortage of staff and funding were consistent underlying themes.

Have read the report.

It is critical of hospital management and staff on the ground. One of the key findings for me is that "Non-admitted patients account for 75% of those attending and in a number of hospitals overcrowding was a function of long waits especially at peak times" and "assessment and short stay units were frequently poorly functioning due to long lengths of stay, inappropriate admissions (often out of hours), and boarding of patients that blocked the flow of those patients that the units were designed to manage".  Essentially, three-quarters of the people who go to emergency departments don't need to be there and can be treated in the community and hospital staff are indulging them, reducing quality of treatment for those that need it.

This Report demonstrates that the problem is as far away from political responsibility as possible. Probably belongs in a thread about the HSE rather than one about the government.

But you said we had the best nurse to bed ratio in the EU...???

The report suggests capacity issues across the board. Highlighted during Covid. As bad as ever now.