About Hospital Care & Process Failures claims in Ireland
Examples of care-setting issues that may require legal and medical review include triage protocols not followed in the emergency department, National Early Warning Score (NEWS) not acted upon as a patient deteriorated, handovers between shifts where critical information was lost, out-of-hours GP services not arranging appropriate follow-up, telemedicine consultations conducted without adequate examination, ambulance response delays, and falls in hospital where prevention measures were not in place. Below are the specific claim types we investigate within this category.
Claim types in this category
Ambulance Service & Paramedic Negligence Claims
When you call for emergency help, you assume that the ambulance service will arrive promptly, assess you accurately, and deliver you safely to the
Blood Transfusion Compensation Claims
Claims involving transfusion errors, contamination or mismatched blood products.
Communication & Handover Failures Claims
Modern healthcare is a complex environment where patient safety relies heavily on the seamless transfer of information.
Dialysis-Related Injury Claims
Claims for patients injured through negligent dialysis treatment or monitoring.
Failure to Monitor & Escalate Deteriorating Patient (NEWS/EWS) Claims
When you or a loved one are admitted to hospital, you place your trust in the hands of the medical team.
General Medical Problems
Claims arising from negligent management of general medical conditions.
Geriatric Medical Negligence Claims
As Ireland's population ages, our senior citizens have become an even more integral part of our community's fabric.
Home Care Negligence Claims
In Ireland, there are approximately 28,000 carers working in home care, and the industry is predicted to bring in €2 billion to the Irish economy.
Hospital Falls & Falls-Prevention Failures Claims
Entrusting a loved one to the care of a hospital is an act of faith.
Hospital Negligence Claims
The number of claims against hospitals for clinical errors and other incidents has risen each year for the last five years, and it’s saddening because hospitals are meant to provide care and healing, not harm.
Hospital-acquired Infection Claims
4% of patients in hospitals.
ICU and CCU Negligence Claims
The care provided in Intensive Care Units (ICU) and Coronary Care Units (CCU) requires the constant attention of a multidisciplinary team working around the clock.
Infectious Disease Mismanagement Claims
Infectious diseases claim the lives of approximately 100 people per 100,000 in Ireland each year, with countless more suffering severe, life-altering consequences.
Informed Consent Failures Claims
Trust is the foundation of every relationship between a patient and their doctor.
Intensive Care Negligence Claims
4 beds per 100,000 people.
Nursing Home Negligence Claims
Elderly residents in nursing homes deserve respectful, compassionate, and skilled care.
Out-of-Hours GP & Walk-in Clinic Negligence Claims
When you or a loved one falls ill outside of normal working hours, you rely on out-of-hours GP services and walk-in clinics to provide safe, competent
Pressure Sore Claims
Pressure sores, or pressure ulcers, are painful and preventable injuries that commonly affect individuals with limited mobility or chronic health conditions.
Rehabilitation Negligence Claims
Rehabilitation is a fundamental human right,essential for individuals to regain dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Serious Injury Claims
Claims for life-changing injuries caused by failures in medical care.
Skin Infection Claims
Skin infections are unfortunately common in Ireland, affecting both physical appearance and emotional well-being.
Telemedicine / Virtual Care Negligence Claims
The rapid shift toward digital healthcare has transformed how medical advice is delivered across Ireland.
Triage Failure & Delayed Triage Claims
The pressure on Emergency Departments (EDs) and Accident & Emergency (A&E) units across Ireland is a well-documented reality.


