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Date	Press Release / Statement
16/03/2021	Major Trauma Audit report finds that many serious injuries in children are preventable
02/02/2021	Health care in Ireland - The value of getting it right far outweighs the cost of getting it wrong
17/12/2019	In-hospital deaths from ischaemic stroke and heart attack continue to decline
13/11/2019	NOCA welcomes the ‘National Review of Clinical Audit’, a report commissioned by the HSE Chief Clinical Officer
12/11/2019	Hospitals continue to improve following the introduction of a best practice tariff for hip fractures
11/07/2019	NOCA appoints Dr Brian Creedon as new Clinical Director
04/06/2019	NOCA's audit portfolio is growing as it welcomes new cardiovascular audits
30/05/2019	NOCA issues GDPR guidance and urges healthcare providers to continue clinical audit
06/02/2019	Low falls are the leading cause of major trauma in Ireland
06/02/2019	Irish ICU's are safe - but need for more beds in the system to meet demands
11/12/2018	No significant clinical issues identified in mortality ratios across 6 key diagnoses in 2017
29/11/2018	Only 1 in 5 hip fracture patients are discharged home directly following surgery
26/11/2018	NOCA calls for National Implant Registries to ensure patient safety
06/02/2018	NOCA welcomes ‘A Trauma System for Ireland’, a report from the Trauma Steering Group
31/01/2018	Major Trauma Audit highlights the need for change in provision of trauma services in Ireland
12/12/2017	40% reduction in crude in-hospital mortality from heart attacks since 2007
08/11/2017	Every day, 10 people in Ireland break their hip
01/06/2017	NOCA announces four-year strategic plan: Excellent healthcare for Ireland shaped by good information
31/05/2017	Highlighting the increasing incidence of major trauma in older people
15/12/2016	NOCA Launches Its First Report on In-Hospital Mortality
08/12/2016	Launch of Major Trauma Audit National Report 2014-2015

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