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Annual Report 1999 St. Columcille's Hospital annual report 1999 Item Type Report Authors St. Columcille's Hospital, Dublin Rights St. Columcille's Hospital Download date 04/10/2021 06:55:03 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10147/42832 Find this and similar works at - http://www.lenus.ie/hse Annual Report,,e..4- --'b *..~,l *~,.n -.,-r I __..I. ~--..?,?-' c..::..-~ ..,, l. -.*' '-' r .-.. ,.:-ls,..'- r: /d.# Eastern Health Board Membership ealth Board Management Team pitals and Services for the Elderly Programme Committee 6 Hospital Committees 7 Medical Board 7 Statistical Review Out-patients 13 Other Hospital Services 16 Financial Out-Turns 17 Nursing Report 18 Departmental Reports 29-40 Appendix 1. Out-Patient Clinics 41 Appendix 2. Obstetric/Gynaecology 42 Appendix 3. X-Ray Examinations Appendix 4. Laboratory Statistics 44-46 Annual Pa.-.-..+ BOARD MEMBERS Members appointed by Local Authorities Dublin Corporation Kildare Countv Council Cllr. Eric Byrne, 32 Ashdale Road, Terenure D 6W. Cllr. Jack Wall T.D., Castlemitchell, Athy, Co. Kildare Ald.. lvor Callely, T.D., 7 St. Laurence Road, Clontarf, D3 Cllr. Sean O'Fearghaill. Fennor, Co. Kildare Cllr. Roisin. Shortall, T.D., 12 lveagh Rd, Whitehall D9 Cllr. Jim Reilly, Ballinakill, Carbury, Co. Kild Cllr. Dr. Dermot Fitzpatrick, 80 Navan Road, D7 Wicklow CounW Council 1 Cllr. Deirdre Heney, 12 Sion Hill Road, Whitehall, Dg k, Baltinglass, Co.Wic Cllr. Christy Burke, Liffey House, Tara Street, D2 Cllr. Andrew Doyle, Lickeen, Roundwood, Co Ald. Sen. Joe Doyle, 14 Simmonscourt Terrace, Donnybrrok, Dq. I Cllr. Patrick Vance, Beachmount, Putland,Road, 1 Bray, Co. Wicklow. Dublin South Countv Council Cllr. Charles O'Connor, C/O South Dublin Co. Council, P.O. Box 4122, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Cllr. Colm McGrath, 2 Moyle Park, Clondalkin D22 Cllr. Don Tipping, 7 The Dale. Kingswood Heights, Tallaght, D24 Fingal Countv Council Cllr. Liam Creaven, 43 St. Fintan's Park, Sutton, D13 Cllr. Anne Devitt, Lispopple, Swords, Co. Dublin Cllr. Michael O'Donovan, 70 Delwood. Castleknock, Dl5 DunlaoghairelRathdown CounW Council Cllr. Tony Fox, 93 Mountainview Park, Rathfarnham, D14 Cllr. Jane Dillon Byrne, Silchester House, Silchester Rd, Glenageary. Co. Dublin Cllr. Olivia Mitchell, T.D. 18 Ballawley Court, Sandyford Road, Dublin 16 MEMBERS APPOUNUED UNDER HEALTH .- BOARD (ELECUUON OF MEMBER% REGULAUUON 2972 Registered Medical Practitioners Dr. John Fennell, "Chesapeake", 2 Kendallstown Rise, Delgany, Co.Wicklow. Dr. Siobhan Bary, Chain Mhuire Service, Blackrock, Co. Dublin Dr. Charles Smyth, Central Mental Hospital, Dundrum, Dublin 14. Dr. K. Harkin, 15 Grattan Cresent, Inchicore, Dublin 8. Dr. Ray Hawkins. Bray Medical Centre, Herbert Road, Bray, Co.Wicklow. Dr. Marie Laffoy, 20 Avoca Park, Blackrock. Co.Dublin. Dr. Phillip O'Connell, 57 Craysforts Downs, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Dr. lames Reilly, Fingal House, Lusk, Co. Dublin. Registered Dentist Dr. D. I. Keane, 130 Merrion Village, Dublin 4. Registered General Nurse Ms. Maria Hoban, 6 Ashgrove Cresent, Naas, Co. Kildare Registered Psychiatric Nurse Mr. Gery McGuire, IThe Strand, New Road, Donabate, Co. Du Registered Pharmaceutical Chemist Mrs. Bernadette Bonar, g Leopardstown Park, Blackrock, Co. Dublin MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE MINISTER FOR HEALTH Cllr. Laurence Butler, 3 Whitehall Mews, Westminister Road, Foxrock, Dublin 18. Mr. P. Aspell, 61 College Park, Newbridge Co. Kildare Cllr. Dr. W.O'Connell, Vale Road, Arklow, Co. Wicklow Mrs Catherine Quinn. 47 Beechwood Lawns, Rathcoole, Co.Dublin klANAGEMENT TEAM PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Thief Executive Officer Acute Hospitals & Services for fir. Pat McLoughlin the Elderly Programme Drogramme Manager, Mr. Gerry McGuire, Chairperson 4cute Hospitals and Services for Cllr. Deirdre Heney, Vice Chairperson !he Elderly Programme Cllr. Roisin Shorthall, T.D. Mr. Seamus O'Brien Ms. Maria Hoban Dr. Marie Laffoy Cllr. Jim Reilly Programme Manager, Community Services Cllr. Pat Vance Mr. Michael Walsh Ald. lvor Callely, T.D. Ald. Sen. Joe Doyle Programme Manager, Health Promotion Cllr. Michael O'Donovan Mental Health, Addiction & Social Development Mr. Martin Gallagher Programme Manager Services for Persons with Disabilities Ms. Maureen Windle Programme Manager, Children & Families Ms. Brid Clarke Finance Officer Mr. Martin Gallagher Personnel Officer Ms. Mary Kelly Technical Services Officer Mr. I. Curran Estate Management Officer Mr. Phillip Doyle Communications Director Ms. Maureen Browne Director of Public Health Dr. 8. O'Herlihy Management Services Officer Ms. Mary Crowe HOSPITAL COMMITTEES + Hospital Management + Casemix + Drugs and Therapeutics + Infection Control + Health & Safety + Radiation Safety + CPR Committee + Bed Management Committee + Complaints Committee + Medical Ethics + Library Committee + Medical Records Committee + Hospital Community Liaison Cc + Freedom of Information + Transfusion Committee MEDICAL BOARD Dr. Hugh Gallagher, Chairperson CONSULTANT. STAFF Dr. John Fennell, Consultant Physician Dr. Morgan Crowe, Consultant Physician in Geriatric Medicine Dr. Oonal O'Shea, Consultant Endocrinoligist Dr. Diarmuid O'Shea. Consultant Physician in Geriatric Medicine (commence 4th January 2000) Dr. Shaun O'Keeffe, Consultant Physician in Geriatric Medicine Dr. Peter Quigley, Consultant Cardiologist Mr. Geoff Chadwick, Consultant Physician Mr. Declan Magee, Consultant Surgeon Mr. Stephen Sheehan, Consultant Surgeon Mr. John Hyland, Consultant Surgeon Mr. Justin Geoghegan, Consultant Surgeon Mr. Gary Brow, Consultant Surgeon (Locum) Or. Hugh Jordan, Consultant Radiologist Dr. Susan Pender, Consultant Radiologist Dr. Brian McGlone. Consultant Radiologist Dr. Kinross Burke, Consultant Anaesthetist Dr. Patrick Benson, Consultant Anaesthetist Dr. Hugh Gallagher, Consultant Anaesthetist Dr. Bernard Nally, Consultant Anaesthetist (Locum) Dr. Niamh Nolan, Consultant Histopathologist Mr. Kieran O'Rourke, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr. Eamonn Kelly, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Orla Shiel, Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist Dr. Peter McParland, Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist Dr. Grainne Flannelly, Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist Mr. Stephen McDermott, Principal Dental Surgeon Mr. Hugh Barry, Consultant Oral Surgeon Mr. David Ryan. Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon Prof. Noel Claffey, Consultant Periodontoiogist Dr. Caoimhe McGrane, Senior Clinical Dental Surgeon NURSE MANAGER Ms. Mercedes Hurley HOSPITAL MANAGER Mr. John Hempenstall HOSPITAL SERVICES . St. Columcilles Hospital, Loughlinstown provides services as listed hereunder to its immediate catchment area of South County Dublin and East Wicklow. -General Medical -Acute Elderly Assessment/Rehabilitation -Day Hospital for the Elderly -General Surgery -Vascular Surgery -0rthopaedic Surgery -Gynaecology -Dental Surgery -Cardiology -Intensive Care/Coronary Care -Endocrinology -Anaesthesia -Pain Therapy -Day Procedures -Accident & Emergency (24 hour service) -Radiology -C.T. Scanning -Pathology / -Phys~otherapy -Occupational Therapy -Speech Therapy -Pharmacy -Social Worker -Dietician -Chiropody - ECG -Out-patients (including Obstetrics/Gynaecology) Peripheral Ante-Natal Clinics are serviced from the Hospital in conjunction with the National Maternity Hospital, Holles Street, at Arklow, Wicklow. Bray and Greystones. The Hospital also provides a comprehensive service to the General Practitioners in the catchment area including direct access to: -Radiology -Pathology -Physiotherapy -Diabetic -Dietetic -Endoscopy -Routine & Stress ECG -Day Hospital (Elderly) The recent trends in the increasing need for hospital services over the past number of years continued in 1999. 1 must acknowledge the dedication and tremendous commitment of all our staff as it was only with their co-operation and exceptional efforts that the Hospital was able to respond appropriately to the service need of the catchment population. The Hospital had and continues to face the ongoing problem of shortage of suitably qualified nurses in the employment market. This we feel is going to continue for some time into the future. The nursing staff are to be complemented on their commitment and efforts in maintaining services at existing levels throughout the year. SERVICE DEVELOPMENTS IN 1999 In addition to core activities, a number of service developments place during the year which will both enhance the overall quality of provided for our patients and expand the range of services available at the Hospital. , I These included: 4 ' Development of C.T. Scanning Services I Development of Endocrinology Services 1 I Development of Cardiovascular Services Development of Information Technology Systems HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT - ACCOMMODATION/INFRASTRUCTURE In 1998 a detailed planning brief and schedules of accommodation was completed for the Hospital and the plan is now with the Department of Health and Children for consideration. In lggg an architect was engaged to draw up a Development Control Plan for the Hospital campus A Draft Feasibility Study has now been completed and was presented to the members of the Hospital's Review Group set up to review the future role and developmental potential of the Hospital at its meeting in August 1999. The priority areas for development in the Hospital are the Accident and Emergency Department, Radiology Department, Day Procedures Unit, completion of the Intensive Carelcoronary Care Unit, and the upgrading of the mechanical and electrical services. Annual ----A CONSULTANT MANPOWER The following consultant appointments were made in 1999: Dr. Donal O'Shea, Consultant
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