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PQ 160

149 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Health and Children the number of hospitals that use the National Treatment Purchase Fund scheme in relation to hip replacement operations; the location of such hospitals; the number of operations that have been carried out in each over the past three years that used the National Treatment Purchase Fund scheme; the name of the hospitals that have a waiting list for such operations; the number on such waiting lists; the number of hospitals that have extended the timescale of the scheme from the original waiting period of three months to one year; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [14872/08]

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149 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Health and Children the number of hospitals that use the National Treatment Purchase Fund scheme in relation to hip replacement operations; the location of such hospitals; the number of operations that have been carried out in each over the past three years that used the National Treatment Purchase Fund scheme; the name of the hospitals that have a waiting list for such operations; the number on such waiting lists; the number of hospitals that have extended the timescale of the scheme from the original waiting period of three months to one year; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [14872/08]

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