Former HSE boss sounded out as new chair of RTÉ board
Paul Reid is one of a number of potential candidates understood to have been approached
Paul Reid
St John of God order warned for years it could no longer ‘bail out’ services
Records show financial crisis facing disability care provider had been building for years
Citizens’ Assembly expected to recommend liberalisation of laws around common illegal drugs
GPs highlight negative impacts of legalising cannabis in a statement issued before the assembly’s deliberations this weekend
Citizens’ assembly set to call for liberalisation of drugs laws
‘Strong mood for change’ at assembly, says chairman Paul Reid, despite Garda opposition to drugs legalisation
HSE staff member earned almost €1m in 2022, report reveals
Former chief executive Paul Reid was paid €400,000 for 11 months work last year
Young woman died of drug overdose due to lack of local services, Citizens’ Assembly told
Localised methadone services needed to save lives, says GP
Drug treatment centre: ‘This place saved my life and gave the kids back their mother’
Citizens’ Assembly on Drug Use visits drug treatment centres to hear about impact of drugs on individuals
‘Significant increase’ in rates of young women taking cocaine, HSE’s clinical lead warns
Prof Eamon Keenan said there has been ‘tripling’ in number of people presenting for cocaine treatment in last six years
‘We were educated to be ashamed’: Dublin GAA player Philly McMahon tells Citizens’ Assembly about his late brother’s heroin addiction
Citizens’ Assembly described as ‘most extensive, engaged discussion’ on drug use ever held
The doctor who questioned Ireland’s Covid policy and lost his job: ‘We destroyed young people’s lives for what?’
Dr Martin Feeley, who lost his job after criticising Ireland’s response to Covid, on his decision to speak publicly against lockdowns from inside the HSE
Reid warns against ‘revisionism’ in State’s review of its handling of Covid-19
State’s response to pandemic under fresh scrutiny as Government prepares terms for its review
Former HSE boss Paul Reid to chair Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs
Forum examining changes to law to reduce harm from use of drugs in Ireland
HSE staff subjected to ‘inappropriate and highly personalised comments’ at meeting with Government TDs
Paul Reid complained about ‘strong and uninhibited language’ being directed at his senior managers at unscheduled meeting
HSE’s head of digital innovation resigns citing ‘frustrations’
Martin Curley likened reforming HSE to climbing Mount Everest
Staff and bed shortages compound the ‘superbug’ threat to patients in hospital
The presence of superbugs in Irish hospitals has risen since Covid restrictions were lifted
Stephen Mulvany becomes head of HSE as Paul Reid departs after three years
Reid’s early departure will leave health service without a permanent chief executive as Covid cases rise
Health chief admits ‘failure’ to deal with exit of graduate medics from Ireland
Robert Watt says ‘step change’ is needed to double number of medical and nursing graduates
HSE expects to spend €2bn on Covid-19 this year — twice estimated sum for 2022
Chief executive Paul Reid to tell Dáil public spending watchdog talks under way to secure more funding
Reid’s departure turns minds to successor and future shape of HSE
Covid helps map field of contenders but next chief executive must operate in post-pandemic environment
Reid departure preceded by rows over Navan hospital
Speculation CEO leaving HSE over issues related to closure of emergency services at Our Lady’s
Reid defends HSE recruitment plans over claims targets are ‘fake’ and ‘batsh*t’
Controversy erupted earlier this year after whistleblower made disclosures to Dáil committee
Pandemic had ‘horrendous’ impact on efforts to cut waiting lists, says Reid
Long waiting lists the result of ‘legacy issues’ and will not be solved within one year
Ronan Glynn latest in long line of top medics to exit health service
Lack of order in health, long hours and organisational stasis accelerating brain drain
Pandemic taught us how science feeds into ‘messier’ political system - Nolan
‘Careful reflection’ on new Covid-19 book will help to learn lessons, says Nphet modeller
Limerick hospital capacity sparks Donnelly’s ‘expert team’ request
Overcrowding last week marked by records for the number of patients waiting on trollies
HSE to consider court ruling over reinstatement of gynaecologist
Prof Ray O’Sullivan on paid leave after concerns raised over patient research
Plan costing €350m to cut hospital waiting lists ‘challenged’ by Covid surge
Action plan to reduce healthcare waiting lists by 18 per cent was launched five weeks ago
Senior HSE executive resigns and takes role with VHI
Anne O’Connor was tasked with planning the HSE’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic
Covid-19: Containing BA.2 variant would need ‘extreme measures’, Donnelly says
Emergency department taskforce asks Minister for urgent fresh public health advice
Covid: HSE warns of threat to waiting lists as hospitals under increased pressure
Targets set likely to be endangered as elective care cancelled, says Dr Colm Henry
Hospitals told in letter from Reid to focus on Covid care for coming fortnight
Previous notices to hospitals have come during surges that prompted restrictions
Covid-19: New advice group to replace Nphet ‘imminent’ with nearly 1,400 cases in hospital
More than 21,000 cases of virus reported today and nine further deaths in past week
HSE to revise children’s disability needs assessment after court ruling, Reid says
Health service will not appeal High Court decision to strike down current process
Consultant doctor brings fresh challenge seeking to be allowed return to work
Gynaecologist was placed on administrative leave after concerns raised about research
Micheál Martin has not had the best run of luck as taoiseach
Inside Politics: When it looked like sunshine was breaking through, another crisis hit
Covid cases surge: 63,954 cases reported in last five days
‘We are still dealing with a highly transmissible virus’, says HSE’s Paul Reid
Independent expert to investigate claim Camhs whistleblower ‘sidelined’
Paul Reid says ‘absolutely not’ HSE policy to ask staff to leave after making protected disclosures
Cruelty of Putin’s invasion condemned by Taoiseach ahead of EU meeting
Inside Politics: European leaders meet as horrors of Ukrainian war continue unabated
Irish medical students hope to continue courses after leaving Ukraine
At least 37 students in ‘academic limbo’ seek Government help to complete studies
Whistleblower claims he has been ostracised by health service
Dr Ankur Sharma treated ‘as if non-existent’ since revealing Camhs child overmedication
HSE officials unable to answer questions about treatment of Camhs whistleblower
Dr Ankur Sharma’s concerns sparked major review into handling of 1,300 young patients
HSE expects to recruit only half the extra staff it has funding for this year
Service plan commits to the delivery of 5,500 whole-time equivalent staff ‘at a minimum’
Russians ‘destroy’ giant Ukrainian plane that brought PPE to Ireland
World’s largest aircraft ‘Mriya’ transported surgical gowns from China during pandemic
No patient to wait longer than a year for hospital care under new plan
HSE chief Paul Reid pledges to tackle ‘unacceptable’ waiting times
Government comes under criticism in Dáil over health service scandals
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald accuses Minister for Health of ‘sitting on his hands’
Health committee criticises HSE and department over commitment to Sláintecare
Watt and Reid criticised over email on delaying implementation of regional health areas
Will Russian war games fizzle out or turn red hot?
Inside Politics: Tentative hopes Russia may be withdrawing troops from frontline
Health chiefs to be quizzed on Sláintecare and whistleblower revelations
Committee meeting comes amid controversy over accounts of internal conversations in Department of Health
Long Covid: ‘I caught the virus nearly two years ago and have never recovered’
Healthcare worker’s lowest point was when doctor suggested she join local prayer group
Dáil hears call for €15 per hour minimum wage in ‘cost of survival crisis’
Government did not oppose PBP motion but have ‘no intention of actually acting’, Boyd Barrett says
Nearly 3,900 hospital staff absent from work during final week of January due to Covid
HSE says emergency departments are seeing major rises in number seeking treatment for virus
The pandemic devastated our health system. Now it’s time to fix it
With patients being massively affected, doctors are stressing need for a ‘catch-up strategy’
Garda considering criminal investigation into Kerry Camhs revelations
Gardaí seek input from families affected by mental health service deficiencies
Covid endgame: ‘The writing was on the wall for the last week’
With cases falling and rules easing, what happens next and what will become of Nphet?
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