national/themed report

This report provides a timely overview of the work undertaken by the Authority during 2012.

Annual-Report-2012.pdf

Tuarascail-Bhliantuil-2012.pdf

This report provides a timely overview of the work undertaken during 2011.

Annual-Report-2011.pdf

Tuarascail-Bhliantuil-2011.pdf

The Authority has published a follow-up report on recommendations it has previously made for Health Service Executive foster care services. It found that many recommendations are outstanding and should be implemented without delay.

foster-care-services.pdf

This is our fourth Annual Report and provides a timely overview of the work undertaken during 2010 and the context in which this work was done. It provides an insight into the impact this work has had on improving the quality and safety in Ireland’s health and social services that benefits patients and people.

Annual-Report-2010.pdf

Tuarascail-Bhliantuil-2010.pdf

This report provides a summary of findings of a cluster inspection of children’s residential centres run by the Health Service Executive South Western Area (parts of south Dublin, Wicklow and Kildare). The inspections took place between September 2005 and January 2006.

152.pdf

Ballydowd Special Care Unit – a mixed gender unit in HSE Dublin Mid-Leinster
Coovagh House Special Care Unit – a mixed gender unit in the HSE West
Gleann Alainn Special Care Unit – a female only unit in the HSE South.

National_overview_report_595.pdf

The Irish Association of Young People in Care (IAYPIC) carried out 10 consultation focus group events as requested by the Health Information and Quality Authority. The consultation process was facilitated by the Aftercare Support Network Coordinator and a Children’s Rights and Participation Officer in IAYPIC, and took place throughout December 2009.

HIQA_IAYPIC_experience_of_inspections.pdf

This report provides a national overview of the Health Service Executive (HSE) special care services in Ireland. This follows coordinated and simultaneous inspections by the Health Information and Quality Authority (the Authority) of all three Special Care Units in Ireland which form the national special care service.

National_Overview_Report_SCU_HSE_dec_2010.pdf

A considerable amount of information is collected on a regular basis about our health and social services. This information is used for many important purposes such as informed decision-making, monitoring of diseases, planning of services and policy making.

HI-Catalogue.pdf

This report concerns the findings of a national inspection of the placement of children aged 12 years and under in statutory and non-statutory residential care. The inspection was carried out by the Social Services Inspectorate (SSI)1 between October 2006 and January 2007 against criteria 5.1 – 5.172 of the standard on care planning in the National Standards for Children’s Residential Centres 2001.

Report 12 and Under Inspection.pdf