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Table 12. Review of acute hospital services in HSE Mid-West An action plan for acute and community services 51
Review of acute hospital services in HSE Mid-West An action plan for acute and community services Table 12: indicative profile for a local ‘centre of excellence’ at Ennis, County Clare Resource Number and type Day cases (Surgical and Medical) 12,850 patients Day beds 29 beds Day case theatres 2 theatres Endoscopy 1 room Therapy beds / Observation Unit 52 beds (rehabilitation, step-up and step-down) Urgent Care Centre (UCC) 10,000 attendances Diagnostics PCCC base Primary Care Teams Outpatient Clinics 1 x MRI scanner, 1 x CT scanner Information Technology HIPE system, PACS, LIMS interface, telemedicine equipment Note: UCC attendances are based on 50% of current A&E attendances. North Tipperary/East Limerick Locality The North Tipperary locality (60,000) on its own would fail to satisfy the minimum catchment for a local ‘centre of excellence’. However, a third of its resident population is from the East Limerick area and therefore gives it a resident population of some 119,000 which is a viable population base to support and sustain a local centre. The Mid-West Regional Hospital, Nenagh is located in this area with a bed base of some 81 inpatient and day case beds. Over the years there has been some capital development to improve its facilities. A profile of the services and facilities that could be provided in a local ‘centre of excellence’ at Nenagh Hospital is presented in Table 13. However, we recommend that an estates review is undertaken with a view to refurbishment or new build to establish a standard local ‘centre of excellence’. 52
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