Over 10,200 "concerns" of abuse were raised with the HSE in 2020.
Safeguarding Ireland is calling on politicians to urgently progress the Adult Safeguarding Bill, which has been lying idle for four years.
There were nearly 3,300 allegations of psychological abuse made to the HSE last year.
Almost 4,700 of the alleged victims were over the age of 80, according to the National Safeguarding Office.
A total of over 10,200 'concerns' of abuse were made last year - down 9 per cent on 2019.
Chair of Safeguarding Ireland Patricia Rickard Clarke, joined Clem Ryan on Monday's edition of Kildare Today.
Tim Hanly discusses the impact of Covid 19 on safeguarding activity from the annual report that is available here: https://t.co/khNd0H3BdS pic.twitter.com/E15Inzk9QD
— HSE National Safeguarding Office (@Safeguarding_ie) October 29, 2021

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