Last year, over 105,000 patients left hospital emergency departments in Ireland before receiving complete care, raising concerns about the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency services. The data revealed a significant trend with many patients leaving before even being triaged, particularly alarming at Tallaght University Hospital, where 9,234 individuals departed without receiving care. This situation reflects broader challenges within the healthcare system, emphasizing the need for improvements to retain patients and ensure they receive necessary medical attention.
Over 105,000 patients left hospital emergency departments last year before their care was complete, with many exiting before they could even be triaged.
Tallaght University Hospital reported the highest number of early exits, with 9,234 patients leaving before being seen by medical staff.
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