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HSE to ask for increased funding as spending exceeds record budget allocation by €700m

Health service chief says there is ‘no question’ about HSE requiring ‘substantial’ bailout

Expert appointed to examine safeguarding within HSE following Emily case

HSE chief says he is not satisfied the health service yet fully understands all of the issues in the specific facility or those arising in the wider care context

Stephen Donnelly’s high-stakes move to unwind medics’ stranglehold on health service

Emergency changes to rosters at weekends have been shown to reduce hospital trolley numbers but HSE chief Bernard Gloster and health minister Stephen Donnelly can expect stiff resistance in their bid to introduce weekend work on a permanent basis

61 consultants switch to new public-only contracts, as HSE readies major recruitment drive

While all new recruited consultant will automatically go onto the new contract, there are more than 3,700 existing consultants in Ireland that the government and HSE are hoping to entice over

'No evidence’ that HSE plan to reduce waiting lists is working, Robert Watt tells new chief executive

The secretary general at the Department of Health said funding could be reallocated unless executive provided evidence its initiative was working effectively

Hospital staff asked to volunteer for weekend work to ease pressure around June bank holiday

In a letter to staff, senior HSE management warned of a “substantial impact in our hospitals with onward implications for the rest of the healthcare system which extend beyond the bank holiday weekend period”

HSE boss defends multi-million euro outlay on ventilators during pandemic

Bernard Gloster, health service CEO, says forecasting medical equipment needed was ‘an impossible task'

Tony O’Brien: He got his wish to keep his job in health, but now Donnelly must produce results

Lengthening waiting lists, record high trolley counts and too few healthcare staff are just some of the problems that the minister needs to deal with urgently

Tusla struggles to stem tide of staff departures

The state’s child and family agency has experienced a large increase in the number of social workers resigning their permanent jobs

Tusla to offer jobs to all final-year social work students

The child and family agency hopes to attract 100 new staff through pre-graduation job offers

Bernard Gloster interview: Ireland now leader in foster care: Tusla chief

Bernard Gloster, Tusla’s chief executive, says the majority of children in care are being looked after by foster families rather than institutions – but knows plenty of challenges lie ahead after a tough couple of years for the child and family agency