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PQ 1127

1127. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Health the reason there are no institutionalised referral pathways from Irish hospitals to the specialist counselling and information services provided by the IFPA to women who have received a diagnosis of fatal foetal abnormality; the steps he will take to institute such official referral pathways in view of the fact that, as it stands, women do not receive essential information (details supplied) from hospitals and are referred to the IFPA's information service on an entirely ad hoc basis. [24868/16]

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1127. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Health the reason there are no institutionalised referral pathways from Irish hospitals to the specialist counselling and information services provided by the IFPA to women who have received a diagnosis of fatal foetal abnormality; the steps he will take to institute such official referral pathways in view of the fact that, as it stands, women do not receive essential information (details supplied) from hospitals and are referred to the IFPA's information service on an entirely ad hoc basis. [24868/16]

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