PQ 122
120 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Health and Children in the context of the Health Service Executive West’s rationalisation of acute hospital services and other service reconfigurations, the position regarding the closure of Roscommon Hospital and the transfer of beds to another site as part of those plans. [44683/10]
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25 November 2010
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25 November 2010 · Hospital Services
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Feighan, Frankie.
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25 November 2010
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120 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Health and Children in the context of the Health Service Executive West’s rationalisation of acute hospital services and other service reconfigurations, the position regarding the closure of Roscommon Hospital and the transfer of beds to another site as part of those plans. [44683/10]
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25 November 2010
Hospital Services
120 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Health and Children in the context of the Health Service Executive West’s rationalisation of acute hospital services and other service reconfigurations, the position regarding the closure of Roscommon Hospital and the transfer of beds to another site as part of those plans. [44683/10]
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Hospital Services
Hospital Services
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- Feighan, Frankie. · Asking member
- Minister for Health and Children · Minister for Health and Children · Addressed to
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2010-11-25/122/
- Open data entity: https://data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/question/2010-11-25/pq_122
- ireland · q-2010-11-25-pq_122 · source updated 25 November 2010