Last year, over 105,000 patients departed from hospital emergency departments in Ireland before their care was concluded. A staggering number of these individuals left before even undergoing triage. The Tallaght University Hospital in Dublin reported the highest number of early exits, totaling 9,234 patients. This alarming trend not only highlights issues related to patient wait times but also raises significant concerns regarding the overall safety standards and quality of care being provided in these emergency settings.
Over 105,000 patients left hospital emergency departments last year, with the number peaking at Tallaght University Hospital where thousands exited before being seen.
The significant number of patients leaving A&Es early raises concerns regarding patient safety and the quality of care in Irish hospitals.
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