Overcrowding in Naas Hospital
Today, five patients were treated on trolleys at Naas Hospital after being admitted through the accident and emergency department.
Compared to other hospitals in the region, Naas Hospital had relatively low overcrowding. St James's Hospital and Tallaght Hospital each had three patients on trolleys, while Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown had four.
The most overcrowded facility in the eastern region was St Vincent's Hospital, with 44 patients on trolleys. In contrast, Tullamore Hospital had no patients on trolleys, and Portlaoise Hospital had two.
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Author's summary: Overcrowding in Naas Hospital remains relatively low.
- Naas Hospital: 5 patients on trolleys
- St James's Hospital: 3 patients on trolleys
- Tallaght Hospital: 3 patients on trolleys
- Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown: 4 patients on trolleys
- St Vincent's Hospital: 44 patients on trolleys
- Tullamore Hospital: 0 patients on trolleys
- Portlaoise Hospital: 2 patients on trolleys