A new report in Ireland shows that trust in conventional medicine is high, with 90% of people trusting their medical care. However, satisfaction with the public health system is low, with only 39% being satisfied. Men are more satisfied than women, and older age groups are more positive about the system. The main reasons for dissatisfaction include difficulty getting appointments and lack of hospital beds. Despite positive attitudes towards healthcare professionals, there is less favorability towards the system itself. Many Irish people are concerned about the future of medicine, with worries about AI and technology replacing human interaction. STADA Health Report 2024 highlights these concerns and calls for potential improvements in the healthcare sector.
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Irish public trusts health professionals but is dissatisfied with healthcare system
