The HSE will carry out a review
The Psychiatric Nurses Association (PNA), headquartered in Sallins, has decided to call off its industrial action after reaching agreement.
The HSE will now carry out a review, to set out the nursing numbers needed to run mental health services.
The health authority has promised the process will be completed no later than the end of April.
The PNA began industrial action on March 26th over the continued failure of the HSE to exempt mental health services from proposed cuts in nursing numbers.
It was also unhappy about unacceptable restrictions on recruitment.
PNA General Secretary, Peter Hughes announced the suspension of the action at the PNA Annual Delegate Conference in Westport.

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