2 senior officials esigned after expressing frustration at the lack of political will to end the two-tier health service.
There's increased calls for the Health Minister to explain the circumstances which led to the Slaintecare resignations.
Last week, Director Laura Megahy and Chairman Professor Tom Keane stepped down from their roles.
It’s been four years since the all-party Sláintecare report was published, but the radical urgency that’s needed to implement it is sadly lackinghttps://t.co/RV1YCDw2Vn
— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) September 12, 2021
They resigned after expressing frustration at the lack of political will to end the two-tier health service.
MEP Billy Kelleher who was a member of the Oireachtas Committee which established Slaintecare, says Minister Stephen Donnelly has some important questions to answer.

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