الأسئلة الكبرى لأيرلندا: سلينتيكير والنظام الثنائي والصحة النفسية

The HSE is too large and centralised and should be replaced with empowered regional health authorities with clear accountability.

Mental health spending in Ireland is too low as a share of the overall health budget and should be doubled.

Consultants with private practices should not be permitted to hold public hospital contracts simultaneously.

Private health insurance in Ireland gives those who can afford it unfair priority access to public hospital beds.

GP fees should be abolished for all patients, not only medical card holders, to remove a financial barrier to primary care.

A women's health strategy, including access to IVF and reproductive healthcare, should be a funded priority in every health budget.

Sláintecare should be implemented in full, even if this requires significant tax increases.