“However, I am assured that staff will continue to work in our emergency departments and services, inpatient services will continue and that those people, who are among the most vulnerable, and rely on services in their own homes or in residential settings will continue to receive their treatment and care. “I respect the democratic right of any trade union to take lawful industrial action, but strike action is unnecessarily disruptive to patients and staff. I would re-iterate that my door is always open and I am always prepared to talk to those who represent the healthcare workforce… xa0that is how to get things resolved.” Minister Poots added, “I fully appreciate the excellent work of our health service staff who work tirelessly to provide a high quality health service in very challenging times.” ]]>
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Health Minister Concerned At Impact Of Strike Action
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