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1. www.irishtimes.com › life-and-style › abroadNurses, come home to Ireland . . . and to a headache – The ...

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   Jan 2, 2018 · The HSE is calling emigrant nurses back but returnees face a bureaucratic 'nightmare' trying to get registered. Come home, nurses. We need you. That was the clear message of a two-year HSE ...

2. www.irishcentral.com › opinion › ireland-healthIreland's health service is a total mess - IrishCentral

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   Jan 12, 2023 · Ireland's health service is a total mess. Ireland's health service is a total mess, and how we have arrived at this juncture is a textbook case of political and bureaucratic incompetence. January ...

   • Author: Michael O'dowd

3. www.dublinlive.ie › news › dublin-newsMajority of Irish nurses consider leaving profession due to ...

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   May 9, 2021 · Majority of Irish nurses considered leaving their profession due to the mental exhaustion caused by the COVID pandemic. Research by the INMO revealed that 91% of the survey respondents had ...

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4. www.thejournal.ie › nurses-leaving-ireland-6373899Risk of 'collapse' in nursing as nearly two-thirds of Irish ...

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   May 8, 2024 · Risk of 'collapse' in nursing as nearly two-thirds of Irish nurses have considered quitting. Over 90% of nurses who took an INMO survey said they are concerned for the safety of their patients ...

5. www.irishtimes.com › politics › oireachtasIreland has second highest number of nurses ... - The Irish Times

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   May 9, 2024 · He said nurses were exempt from the “recruitment pause”, 3,068 had been recruited since May 2023 and overall there were 28,500 more staff in the health service than at the start of 2020.

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6. www.irishtimes.com › health › 2022/11/08HSE ‘robbing’ nurses from other countries as Irish-trained ...

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   Nov 8, 2022 · The health service has also hired over 15,000 extra staff since the start of 2020. This includes 4,500 nurses and midwives, 2,300 health and social care professionals and 1,400 doctors and ...

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   Are Irish Nurses a bureaucratic nightmare?

   • Come home, nurses. We need you. That was the clear message of a two-year HSE recruitment campaign aimed at bringing back Irish nurses who had emigrated overseas, as part of a drive to fill some 1,000 posts. But many nurses – particularly Irish nurses who trained abroad – say thatgetting registered in the Irish system is a bureaucratic nightmare.

   Nurses, come home to Ireland . . . and to a headache

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   Are nurses'struggling' in Ireland's Health Service?

   • One in eight nurses who took the survey said that they have attended their GP due to workplace stress. The President of the INMO Karen McGowan said that these results show that nurses and midwives are “struggling” in Ireland’s health service. She said that health workers are still feeling the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

   Risk of 'collapse' in nursing as nearly two-thirds of Irish nurses have

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   Why are so many nurses leaving Ireland?

   • ‘Recruitment freezes, a lack of respect and better options elsewhere’. NEARLY 14,000 Irish-qualified nurses and midwives have left Ireland for other health services since 2010 as morale within the sector has been described as one of “dejection”. The figure was derived by the number of certificates of verification handed to nurses and midwives.

   'Sick and tired': Why Ireland's' nurses are leaving in their droves

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   Are Irish Nurses 'robbing' staff from African countries?

   • Photograph: Alan Betson So many nurses trained in Ireland feel they have no choice but to move abroad that hospitals in this country are now dependent on “robbing” staff from African and other non-EU countries, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO).

   HSE ‘robbing’ nurses from other countries as Irish-trained nurses move

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   Will the number of nurses 'willing to work' in Ireland 'collapse'?

   • General Secretary of the union Phil Ní Sheaghdha has warned that without changes being made, there is a major risk that the number of nurses and midwives “willing to work” in Ireland will “collapse”.

   Risk of 'collapse' in nursing as nearly two-thirds of Irish nurses have

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   Do Irish Nurses earn more than public nurses?

   • At the moment, Irish nurses who work in private hospitals and clinics can earn substantially more than their public counterparts, according to Doran. “The health service should write to every fourth year nursing student and offer them a permanent job. They should send the message that the nurses and midwives are valued.

   'Sick and tired': Why Ireland's' nurses are leaving in their droves

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8. www.thejournal.ie › irish-nurses-sick-and-tired'Sick and tired': Why Ireland's' nurses are leaving in their ...

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   Jan 14, 2017 · 7.10am, 14 Jan 2017. 18.4k. 31. NEARLY 14,000 Irish-qualified nurses and midwives have left Ireland for other health services since 2010 as morale within the sector has been described as one of ...