16% of health imaging equipment in Northern Ireland is ‘effectively obsolete’
Comptroller and Auditor General Dorinnia Carville has raised concerns over the ‘substantial proportion of out-of-date equipment’.
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Around 16% of imaging equipment used in health settings in Northern Ireland is "effectively obsolete"
Around 16% of imaging equipment used in health settings in Northern Ireland is "effectively obsolete", an Audit Office report ...
List of NI patients waiting more than two weeks for ‘red flag’ cancer scans rises to almost 80k
The list of patients in Northern Ireland waiting more than a fortnight for a ‘red flag’ suspected cancer scan has grown ...
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16% of health imaging equipment in Northern Ireland is ‘effectively obsolete’: audit report
Around 16% of imaging equipment used in health settings in Northern Ireland is "effectively obsolete", an Audit Office report ...
Number of unaccompanied asylum seeking children presenting at health trusts doubles in three years
Figures released by Stormont health minister Mike Nesbitt show 151 separated and asylum seeking children have presented at ...
Home buyers ‘may look to split higher stamp duty costs with sellers’
From April 1, nil rate stamp duty discounts will shrink, with first-time buyers seeing the zero rate threshold reduce from ...