By Juno McEnroe and Daniel McConnellThe CervicalCheck inquiry report, to be released this week, will recommend how to improve screening services and also examine laboratories used by health chiefs. The Scally inquiry will be presented to Cabinet, then outlined to women and their families, and then likely published. The missed test only came to light in 2014, but health services did not tell her until 2017. Dr Scally was asked to examine details of non-disclosure of information from CervicalCheck audits to patients and relatives. Meanwhile, the Future of Policing report, which had been expected this week, is now not likely to be published until next week, at the earliest.

Source: Irish Examiner September 10, 2018 03:33 UTC