Conditions At Cork University Hospital Have Reached Crisis Point, And Are In Need Of Serious Financial Investment
That's according to Liam Conway of the INMO in Cork
His comments come following yesterday's statement from the INMO which says that Cork's health services are spiralling further and further out of control.
1,079 patients were waiting on trolleys in CUH in July of this year, a situation which has been described as 'intolerable'.
Speaking to RedFM News, Liam Conway of the INMO says the current state of overcrowding is nonsensical:
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