A damning report into a Dublin facility for people with disabilities suggests some residents weren't consulted about do not resuscitate orders.
An unnacounced inspection by HIQA in January this year has detailed a litany of major non-compliances.
They include listing "going to bed" as community inclusion and attending a physio appointment as an "activity."
Inspectors weren't happy that action had been taken to address potential financial abuse.
There wasn't a paper trail to show that residents or their families were aware they'd been identified as not to be resuscitated.