Ärzte werden in Kinderkrankenhäusern „gemobbt“ und haben Angst, klinische Fehler zu melden

Medical Council inspections basically found systemic patient safety risks across Dublin’s children’s hospitals: staff afraid to report errors due to bullying and career fallout, broken HR and IT systems causing missed discharge letters, delayed pay/contracts, and poor communication that directly affects care. These aren’t new problems they’ve been dragging on for years. CHI talks up a positive training culture and promised reforms, but investment seems to have been deprioritised while banking on the new hospital build, missing handover milestones along the way. Add in long-standing cultural issues in heart services, and it’s hard to see this as anything other than deep rooted organisational failure.