‘Save our NHS’ public meetings taking place in Lisbellaw and Roslea
Second public meeting for medical imaging services
FOLLOWING public pressure here in Fermanagh, the Department of Health has organised a second public meeting on the future of medical imaging services at SWAH and have extended the consultation deadline. A public meeting was held in into a region-wide review into modernising medical imaging services such as X-ray and MRI scanning at Enniskillen Townhall […]
A busy New Year at the A&E as patient numbers soar
IT WAS a busy start to 2018 at the Emergency Department of the South West Acute Hospital which, like all hospitals across the North, was inundated during the holiday period. On December 30 the Western Trust issued a notice on their social media accounts stating there were high numbers of patients attending both the SWAH […]
SWAH warning: stay away if you have the ’flu virus
‘In December last year the Western Trust encountered one of the worst outbreaks of norovirus in many years’
Caring for the elderly doesn’t stop at Christmas
Ann Keaney is Deputy Sister on Ward 6 and will be among those caring for elderly patients at one of SWAH’s busiest departments this Christmas. For those spending Christmas in hospital, Dr O’Hare says staff go out of their way to be make it as special as possible. Sadly, in rural areas like Fermanagh, societal […]
Santa’s special stop-off to young patients
For those youngsters spending Christmas in hospital, staff like Consultant Paediatrician Dr Ray Nethercott try to make it as special as possible. Across all departments, all of the staff make things as festive as they can – the wards are decorated, patients are treated to a Christmas dinner and staff dress up. “Christmas can be […]
Taoiseach gives SWAH serious shot in the arm!
Cross-border patients could make all the difference in saving hospital services
Public urged to attend SWAH services meeting
Health experts will be on hand at the meeting, which will focus on imaging services such as x-ray and MRI scanning, to answer the public’s questions.
Hospital carparks take in £750,000 in two years
The Western Trust has made three quarters of a million pounds since 2015 from car park fees
Keeping Noel’s memory alive to help others
Action4Noel aims to raise awareness about this form of cancer, which can often go misdiagnosed until it’s too late, in a bid to save lives.










