Sligo University Hospital is delighted to announced that its Cardiac Investigations Department has achieved ESC Echocardiography Laboratory Accreditation.
Emma Burke, Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Respiratory and Nursing Lead for the COPD Virtual Care Pathway and Maureen Foley, Oranmore
Since its launch in April 2024, the COPD Virtual Care Pathway has significantly improved patient outcomes while reducing pressure on hospital services. The innovative programme, developed by Galway University Hospitals (GUH) in partnership with the Galway City Integrated Care Hub and the HIVE Laboratory, University of Galway, is transforming how care is delivered to people living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Due to the success of the Sunday Phlebotomy Clinic at University Hospital Galway (UHG), the clinic has extended its operating hours to 10:00am – 12:30pm to further support the delivery of Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT).
The Emergency Department (ED) at Mayo University Hospital (MUH) took part in the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) GreenED initiative and has been awarded Bronze Accreditation, recognising the team’s commitment to environmental responsibility and innovative waste-reduction practices in one of the hospital’s busiest clinical areas.
Portiuncula University Hospital (PUH) welcomes the National Maternity Experience Survey 2025 findings, which reports on the positive maternity care experienced by women earlier this year. The hospital acknowledges the value of this feedback and is using the results to drive ongoing quality improvements in maternity care.
The 2025 report was published by the National Care Experience Programme this week, read the 2025 National Maternity Experience Reports
Three outstanding staff from Letterkenny University Hospital (LUH) have been acknowledged for the difference they make in their patient’s lives.
At a ceremony in the hospital today, (Friday 12th December 2025) Aoife Kilcullen, Holly Dolan and Sinju Paddayatty Joyappan were chosen to receive a “DAISY Award” after being nominated by co-workers and patients.
University Hospital Galway (UHG) welcomes the National Maternity Experience Survey 2025 findings, which reports on the positive maternity care experienced by women earlier this year. The hospital acknowledges the value of this feedback and is using the results to drive ongoing quality improvements in maternity care.
The 2025 report was published by the National Care Experience Programme this week, read the 2025 National Maternity Experience Reports
Sligo University Hospital (SHU) welcomes the National Maternity Experience Survey 2025 findings, which reports on the positive maternity care experienced by women earlier this year. The hospital acknowledges the value of this feedback. The results of this survey are contributing to ongoing quality improvements in maternity care.
The 2025 report was published by the National Care Experience Programme this week, read the 2025 National Maternity Experience Reports
Mayo University Hospital (MUH) welcomes the National Maternity Experience Survey 2025 findings, which reports on the positive maternity care experienced by women earlier this year. The hospital acknowledges the value of this feedback and is using the results to drive ongoing quality improvements in maternity care.
The 2025 report was published by the National Care Experience Programme this week, read the 2025 National Maternity Experience Reports
Letterkenny University Hospital (LHU) welcomes the National Maternity Experience Survey 2025 findings, which reports on the positive maternity care experienced by women earlier this year. The hospital acknowledges the value of this feedback. The results of this survey are contributing to ongoing quality improvements in maternity care.
The 2025 report was published by the National Care Experience Programme this week, read the 2025 National Maternity Experience Reports
