The Medical Independent

The Medical Independent

The Medical Independent stands out as Ireland's sole investigative medical newspaper. Launched in 2010, it works alongside its companion website, www.mindo.ie, to explore and examine key challenges facing healthcare and medical professionals in Ireland. Known for its in-depth investigative journalism, The Medical Independent has received several awards and its articles are often featured in various national digital, broadcast, and print media outlets.

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  • 1 week ago | medicalindependent.ie | Niamh Cahill |Catherine Reilly |David Lynch |Alan Moran

    Photo: iStock LysenkoAlexander The introduction of the new health regions was listed on the HSE risk register at the end of 2024. According to the register, there was a high risk that “implementation of the HSE’s health regions and centre reforms will be delayed and benefits not realised”. However, a HSE spokesperson confirmed to the Medical Independent that the new regions, due to take effect on 1 March, are now “operational”. “Each region is responsible for providing both hospital and...

  • 1 week ago | medicalindependent.ie | Niamh Cahill |Catherine Reilly |David Lynch |Alan Moran

    The IHCA has launched its position paper outlining concerns and a number of strategic considerations in relation to key elements of the recently published Mental Health Bill 2024. The IHCA “strongly supports” the Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler, in reforming mental health legislation. The IHCA engaged with the previous Joint Committee on Mental Health, providing a detailed submission to the pre-legislative scrutiny of the General Scheme of the Bill.

  • 1 week ago | medicalindependent.ie | Priscilla Lynch

  • 2 weeks ago | medicalindependent.ie | Catherine Reilly

    HIQA has issued a damning report following its statutory review into the governance and oversight of surgical implants at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI). The review was prompted by public concern after three children received unapproved, non-CE marked metal springs during spinal surgeries intended to treat scoliosis at CHI at Temple Street Hospital, Dublin. HIQA found that the springs were used in an attempt to replicate, in a modified manner, an experimental technique under investigation abroad.

  • 2 weeks ago | medicalindependent.ie | Catherine Reilly |Rachel Crowley |Cormac McCarthy |Dawn O'Shea

    Following a five-year hiatus, the Irish National Clinical Cystic Fibrosis Conference took placein January to highlight the latest developments in the fieldThe Irish National Clinical Cystic Fibrosis Conference returned to Limerick on 30 -31 January 2025. Held for the first time in five years, the conference highlighted the recent dramatic changes that have occurred in the cystic fibrosis (CF) landscape.

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