It's Terminal for Nenagh and Ennis Intensive Care
Byline: Gordon Deegan
THE HSE is to press ahead with plans to close the intensive care units at Ennis and Nenagh General Hospitals, forcing patients to travel for care.
The health authority's chief for acute hospitals in the Mid-West, John Hennessy, yesterday confirmed the plan will become a reality, despite protests from communities in Clare and Tipperary.
Mr Hennessy also confirmed that as part of the HSE's reconfiguration of hospital services in the Midwest, the executive is to commence the transfer of certain parts of acute medicine from Ennis and Nenagh General hospitals to Limerick Regional Hospital next year.
Limerick Regional Hospital is …
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Article title: It's Terminal for Nenagh and Ennis Intensive Care.
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Newspaper title: Daily Mail (London).
Publication date: December 21, 2009.
Page number: 14.
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