PQ 1035
1035. Deputy Brian Walsh asked the Minister for Health if there is empirical evidence to suggest that access to free primary care, disease surveillance and health promotion for children under six years will improve health outcomes, prevent the development of chronic conditions, or effect savings in the primary and acute sectors in future; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13246/14]
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1035. Deputy Brian Walsh asked the Minister for Health if there is empirical evidence to suggest that access to free primary care, disease surveillance and health promotion for children under six years will improve health outcomes, prevent the development of chronic conditions, or effect savings in the primary and acute sectors in future; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13246/14]
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