Some appointments at Naas General Hospital remain cancelled.
Some appointments at Naas General are cancelled again, today, as a result of last week's cyber attack on the HSE.
These include outpatient radiology & blood tests.
Naas General says "If you have an outpatient radiology or blood test appointment, do not attend. We cannot contact you directly."
Emergency services are operating as normal but the emergency department (ED) is very busy. There are delays for patients who need non-urgent care.
Naas General Hospital can be contacted between 8.30am and 5pm on 045 849 910.
HSE Staff Update: Work is ongoing to restore our IT systems. Please continue to leave your laptops, PCs and HSE devices switched off. It is very important to continue to follow this advice. Keep up to date here https://t.co/TQVQhsJSSB
— HSE Dublin South, Kildare & West Wicklow (@HSECHO7) May 22, 2021
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Most community health services such as disability, mental health, primary care and older people’s services are operating as normal.
The HSE says "Go to any appointments you have at health centres, mental health clinics and disability services unless they are listed as cancelled. We will contact you if there is any change."
Audiology services remain cancelled.
Adult safeguarding service are available on 087 771 0213.
Dental clinics are going ahead, but it may not be possible to provide all planned treatment as staff do not have access to dental records, the HSE asks patients to phone their clinic for advice
The HSE is publishing rolling up-dates on health service impacts, by county, here:
https://twitter.com/DonnellyStephen/status/1396472630107152386?s=20
Following the cyber attack, if anyone suspects that their private and confidential medical data has been illegally shared or published we ask them to report this to their local garda station. Nobody's data should be abused. pic.twitter.com/CL4cLgVO4D
— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) May 23, 2021
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