Irish Health Minister questions quiet hospital weekends despite patient demand

Irish Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill expressed surprise at how empty a major hospital was on a Saturday, stating she "could have done cartwheels in the corridor," raising questions about the underutilization of clinics, machines, and theatres during weekends.

13 Apr, 04:30 — 13 Apr, 04:30

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‘I could have done cartwheels on the corridor’ – Health Minister questions why hospital was so quiet at weekend despite patient demand

Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said she could have “done cartwheels in the corridor” of a major hospital as it was so empty on a Saturday, sparking questions about why clinics, machines and theatres are not used more.

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