Report into death of teenager Aoife Johnston in overcrowded A&E cost nearly 120,000, HSE reveals
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The report concluded that the death of 16-year-old Aoife from meningitis-related sepsis could have been avoided had there been timely diagnosis and treatment in the overcrowded hospital.
The report's findings highlight severe staffing issues at University Hospital Limerick, noting it takes an average of 15 to 18 months from approval to recruit additional nursing staff.
With a new 96-bed block under construction, questions remain regarding adequate staffing levels to ensure the block can operate effectively upon completion.
The ongoing struggle with hospital overcrowding is expected to worsen this winter, with additional beds not operational until mid-next year.
Read at Irish Independent
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