17 Mr. Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children his views on the criticism raised that there is no public hospital which has medical oncology, radiotherapy and oncology surgery, with the backup of specially trained oncology nurses and support staff, available in the same institution and that Dublin is unique as a European capital city in not having an integrated comprehensive cancer centre involving all the range of disciplines and providing a centralised cancer care concept, while also ensuring that adequate services are available in other parts of the country. [5940/98]

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17 Mr. Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children his views on the criticism raised that there is no public hospital which has medical oncology, radiotherapy and oncology surgery, with the backup of specially trained oncology nurses and support staff, available in the same institution and that Dublin is unique as a European capital city in not having an integrated comprehensive cancer centre involving all the range of disciplines and providing a centralised cancer care concept, while also ensuring that adequate services are available in other parts of the country. [5940/98]

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