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The Health Sector received an increased funding package of 1.01% of GDP, though it faces issues with inefficiency and corruption.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 18
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The Health Sector received an increased funding package of 1.01% of GDP, though it faces issues with inefficiency and corruption.

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  1. The government has pledged a health sector revolution, coupled with zero tolerance for official negligence and corruption.Sub-event
  2. Unapproved payments (nixers) are being practiced at Cork University Maternity Hospital, leading to government investigations into professional conduct.Sub-event
  3. Government attacks on healthcare and services reported.1 source
  4. Health sector funding increased to 1.01% of GDP, but implementation is hampered by corruption and bureaucracy.1 source

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