Professor Deborah McNamara, Vice-President, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and Professor Laura Viani, President, RCSI, pictured today launching the Surgery for Ireland report. The report, published by RCSI, proposes a new networked approach for emergency surgical care which would deliver a higher quality service to patients, preserve access across the country to senior surgical decision-makers, and create a working environment that is optimal for training, recruitment and retention of staff.
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A report to be published today by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) proposes a new networked approach for emergency surgical care which would deliver a higher quality service to patients, preserve access across the country to senior surgical decision-makers, and create a working environment that is optimal for training, recruitment and retention of staff.
The Surgery for Ireland report, which will be launched at the College’s annual Charter Day meeting, sets out a series of recommendations aimed at ensuring equitable regional access to higher-quality emergency surgical services, while ensuring smoother transitions of care for people who require complex emergency surgery.
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