PQ 157
248 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the average length of time a patient has to wait for an assessment appointment with an occupational therapist; the number of people in the Dublin north west area waiting on an assessment appointment; the number of occupational therapists employed in the Health Service Executive in the Dublin region and specifically in the Dublin north west area; and her plans to recruit additional occupational therapists to ensure that all referrals are acted on more promptly. [21815/07]
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248 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the average length of time a patient has to wait for an assessment appointment with an occupational therapist; the number of people in the Dublin north west area waiting on an assessment appointment; the number of occupational therapists employed in the Health Service Executive in the Dublin region and specifically in the Dublin north west area; and her plans to recruit additional occupational therapists to ensure that all referrals are acted on more promptly. [21815/07]
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