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6,000 hospital days lost with beds occupied by well patients
More than 6,000 bed days were lost at Galway’s public hospitals in the first nine months of this year because patients who were fit to be discharged were still occupying HSE beds.
Hospital winter plans unveiled
Galway University Hospital (GUH), Portiuncula University Hospital (PUH) and Community Healthcare West are implementing further initiatives this Winter to support hospital admission avoidance and promote patient flow across all acute and community healthcare facilities through an integrated approach.
Major inpatient survey underway at Galway public hospitals
n annual inpatient survey, which gives people an opportunity to share their healthcare experiences, is under way at Galway’s public hospitals.
New ED to provide more capacity and privacy
University Hospital Galway’s new temporary emergency department, which will be completed shortly, will provide additional capacity and privacy for patients.
HSE West hears of plan for mental and emotional health supports for Leaving Cert students
BY DECLAN VARLEY
UHG chapel to be restored to normal size next year
The chapel at University Hospital will be restored to its original size next year after its reduction to accommodate safe waiting areas is no longer needed, the Regional Health Forum was told this week.
Racecourse facility to be used to give health workers winter flu jab
The mass vaccination centre at Galway Racecourse at Ballybrit is to be used to issue the winter flu vaccine to healthcare workers in the west.
Racecourse facility to be used to give health workers the winter flu jab
The mass vaccination centre at Galway Racecourse at Ballybrit is to be used to issue the winter flu vaccine to healthcare workers in the west.
ICU numbers being monitored in west's hospitals, says Saolta chief
Patient numbers in the intensive care units (ICUs) of the west's public hospitals are being monitored 24 hours a day to ensure these critical care facilities will be able to cope with increasing admissions during the fourth wave of Covid-19.
