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Review of acute hospital services in HSE Mid-West An action plan for acute and community services Document Sent by: Consultant Commitment HSE Croom Activity HSE Croom Development Draft 4 HSE Current Geriatric Service in Clare HSE Dooradoyle pharmacy acute services review Feb 07 HSE Submission to Review Group Dr P Fitzgerald, Consultant Anaesthetist Submission to Review Group Dr P Hooker, MWRH Nenagh Elderly care HSE Ennis Action Group. HSE Establishment of Clinical Nurse Midwife Specialist Posts Intermediate Pathway. 2004 HSE Evaluation of the effectiveness of the Role of Clinical Nurse and Midwife Specialists 2004 HSE Haematology services HSE Submission to Review Group Irish Kidney Association Independent Reconfiguration Panel Report on Hanly Report. 2004 HSE Individual Reports Bed Capacity - Network 7 HSE Staffing Posts within HSE MW Acute Services HSE Mid-West Data and Information Request HSE National Task Force on Medical Staffing. 2003 HSE Nenagh Action Group email to General Manager, Nenagh HSE Nenagh Hospital Action Group Report Nenagh Hospital Action Group Nenagh nursing & midwifery Submission HSE staff, Nenagh Hospital Nenagh PCCC HSE Nenagh Physiotherapy Services HSE Supporting your need NMPDU Nursing homes and community beds HSE MW HSE Older persons strategy HSE PCCC and nursing home beds HSE Report on the Impact of the Radiotherapy Unit on the Aseptic Manufacturing Unit HSE Rheumatology Strategy for the Mid-West HSE Submission to Review Group Senator Brendan Daly Allied Health Professional Services HSE staff, Dooradoyle Strategy and Action Plan for Nursing and Midwifery - Acute Hospital Services HSE Proposed Structure for Implementing Acute Hospital Accreditation Process Standards & Guidelines HSE Submission to Review Group Dr John Kellett, Consultant Physician, Nenagh Submission to Review Group Senior Nurse Managers, Dooradoyle IPB Report into 2000-01 Clinical Risk Management Pilot Project at MWR Obstetric Hospital HSE Submission re Dooradoyle anaesthetics Dr John G. Kennedy, Consultant Anaesthetist, Dooradoyle Regional Steering Group for Strategic Strategic Development of Nursing & Midwifery Development of Nursing and Midwifery in the Acute Hospital Services, Network 7 Attendances for Admissions, Outpatients and ED HSE The Clinical Biochemistry Service Overview HSE Theatre Sessions HSE 93
Review of acute hospital services in HSE Mid-West An action plan for acute and community services Appendix 4 – Current service delivery in the Mid- West To assess how this model of ‘best practice’ care fits with the current profile of services and what may need to change, we need to understand the demographics of the population and the delivery of current services 48 . Resident population HSE Mid-West covers an area of 7,879 square kilometres and has a resident population of 360,650. This administrative catchment includes the counties of Limerick, Clare and North Tipperary, and Limerick City. The resident population of each county is shown in Table 20. The 2006 population figures show an increase across the whole HSE Mid-West area of 6.2 per cent. Table 20: Resident Population by County County Census 2002 Census 2006 % Change Limerick City 54,023 52,560 -2.7 Limerick County 121,281 131,303 8.3 Clare 103,277 110,800 7.3 North Tipperary 61,010 65,988 8.2 HSE Mid-West Total 339,591 360,651 6.2 Source: Census 2006 Preliminary Report, Central Statistics Office, July 2006 This table shows that there has been a significant increase in population numbers across all counties in the last four years except for Limerick City where there has been a reduction. County Limerick and County North Tipperary have experienced the largest growth in resident population of over 8 per cent. The Central Statistics Office has forecast to 2021 that the national average annual growth rate in population will increase by 1.4 per cent in Ireland. The growth rate forecast for the Mid-West is lower than this, at 0.8 per cent per annum from 2006 to 2021. 48 CAUTION – The assessment of the current acute service delivery is based on available information at a point in time and which is on a consistent basis for all the acute hospital services in HSE Mid-West. 94
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