The Minister for Health has said that he is committed to the full roll-out of safe staffing for emergency departments.
Stephen Donnelly told the annual conference of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation that University Hospital Limerick, Galway and Cork continue to face big challenges.
The minister told the conference that he is committed to investment and reform of emergency departments.
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