“Crude cuts” affecting the Irish health system have led to diminishing returns from 2013 onwards a working paper from the Trinity-based Resilience Project has found.
The project looked at how well the health system had coped with reduced resources from the onset of the economic crisis in 2008 through an analysis of a range of performance indicators.
The research, presented at a conference held in Trinity today, pointed to a number of datasets which they said indicated that the health system has shown significant resilience in the period between 2008 and 2012 and had managed “to do more with less” in that period. (Times) >
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