PQ 139
139. Deputy Denis Naughten asked the Minister for Health the hours of operation of each CAT machine in each acute hospital; if an on-call service is available in each case; if he will confirm that software is operational to allow results to be read remotely in each hospital; if he will confirm that a clear protocol is in place to have results read off site when a consultant is not available and out of hours; the steps he will take to provide appropriate cover where a 24-7 service is not available; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38484/14]
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139. Deputy Denis Naughten asked the Minister for Health the hours of operation of each CAT machine in each acute hospital; if an on-call service is available in each case; if he will confirm that software is operational to allow results to be read remotely in each hospital; if he will confirm that a clear protocol is in place to have results read off site when a consultant is not available and out of hours; the steps he will take to provide appropriate cover where a 24-7 service is not available; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38484/14]
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