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How can Northern Ireland's health service survive the latest crisis?
The Northern Ireland health service is facing pressure on all fronts with record waiting lists, emergency departments over capacity and staff striking over pay and conditions.
UTV health reporter Deborah McAleese talks with the most senior health official in the country, Department of Health permanent secretary Peter May, and asks if the service can survive.
UTV health reporter Deborah McAleese talks with the most senior health official in the country, Department of Health permanent secretary Peter May, and asks if the service can survive.
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By ITV NewsThe Northern Ireland health service is facing pressure on all fronts with record waiting lists, emergency departments over capacity and staff striking over pay and conditions.
UTV health reporter Deborah McAleese talks with the most senior health official in the country, Department of Health permanent secretary Peter May, and asks if the service can survive.
UTV health reporter Deborah McAleese talks with the most senior health official in the country, Department of Health permanent secretary Peter May, and asks if the service can survive.