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“Solidarity has been – and must remain – the hallmark of the Irish response to COVID-19”

From the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the response in Ireland has been anchored in seven key ethical principles: solidarity, fairness, minimising harm, proportionality, reciprocity, privacy and a duty to provide care.

Minister for Health welcomes opening of new beds in University Hospital Limerick

Dr Siobhán O’Sullivan – Chief Bioethics Officer, Department of Health

From the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the response in Ireland has been anchored in seven key ethical principles: solidarity, fairness, minimising harm, proportionality, reciprocity, privacy and a duty to provide care.

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