Dr Christine O'Malley
Trolley crises and bed shortages bring about a sense of frustrating déjà vu for Dr Christine O’Malley
A family member’s struggle with anxiety brings into focus the problems of student life for Dr Christine O’Malley
Dr Christine O’Malley on cutting through the ‘HiPE’ and unspinning health service codswallop
Dr Christine O’Malley on her annual pilgrimage to the Dromineer Literary Festival and the connections it inspired
Dr Christine O’Malley ponders the big problems and calls for a reality check in our hospitals and Garda management
It’s remarkably hard to notice or recognise a sensory experience that you don’t share, writes Dr Christine O’Malley
Dr Christine O’Malley reflects on the crucial deficits in public hospital care following the recent unnerving experience of a family member
Public hospitals are designed to stop patients from meeting doctors, while women are often treated with less importance than men — but maybe that’s just Dublin, writes Dr Christine O’Malley
Discussions at last month’s IMO AGM got Dr Christine O’Malley thinking about the GP/consultant interface, among other things
Dr Christine O’Malley doubts that the mainstream media will prepare us for the next ‘surprise’ on the horizon
Dr Christine O’Malley recounts the highs and lows on a recent trip to Britain, where her step-daughter Annie wants to pursue a career in stage management
Dr Christine O’Malley senses deep and troubling reasons for Government inertia on hospital overcrowding
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