Irish Hospitals Report Surge in Violence and Aggression Incidents

Irish hospitals have recorded 20,000 incidents of violence and aggression, described as a "frenzy" by unions. Doctor and nursing unions attribute the rising numbers to factors like overcrowding and delays in the healthcare system.

6 Apr, 23:05 — 6 Apr, 23:05

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“A frenzy”: 20,000 incidents of violence and aggression in Irish hospitals

Doctor and Nursing unions say overcrowding and delays are a factor in the rising number of incidents.

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