The daughter of a man found dead on the floor of a crowded emergency department pleads for change after a tragic incident at UHL. #HospitalScandal
A recent inquest at University Hospital Limerick has uncovered a disturbing incident where a patient, Martin Abbott, may have been dead for over an hour before being discovered on the emergency department floor. The tragic discovery has led to calls for immediate action and reform at UHL, with Sinn Fรฉin European Election Candidate, Senator Paul Gavan, urging the hospital to address the issues highlighted by the medical misadventure finding. The lack of dignity in the patient's death has sparked outrage, with his daughter expressing deep concerns about the communication process and the treatment her father received.
The harrowing details revealed during the inquest have prompted strong reactions from public figures, including calls for the removal of UHL management implicated in the handling of the case. The inability to provide timely medical assistance due to the advanced stage of rigor mortis in the deceased has raised serious questions about the hospital's emergency protocols. Despite efforts to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic event, concerns remain about the system failures that led to such a distressing outcome.
As investigations continue and pressure mounts on UHL to implement significant changes, the community remains vigilant for justice and accountability in healthcare. The daughter's emotional plea for dignity in death has resonated with many, highlighting the importance of patient care and transparency in medical institutions. The shocking incident serves as a stark reminder of the critical need for improved standards and rapid responses to medical emergencies in hospitals across the country.
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GPs are being drafted in to set up a screening station at the front door of the emergency department of the most overcrowded hospital in the country.
GPs are being drafted in to set up a screening station at the front door of the emergency department of the most overcrowded hospital in the country.
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GPs are being drafted in to set up a screening station at the front door of the emergency department of the most overcrowded hospital in the country.
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