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168 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Health and Children when it is envisaged that patients who attended the audiology clinic in Roscommon in April 2008 and were advised at that clinic they would be called back in six weeks time will be called back; if there is a full time audiologist for the Health Service Executive west area including County Roscommon; when the appointment was made; the number of patients on the waiting list; the length of time patients have to wait; and the length of time patients assessed for hearing aids will have to wait for the hearing aids. [28762/08]

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168 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Health and Children when it is envisaged that patients who attended the audiology clinic in Roscommon in April 2008 and were advised at that clinic they would be called back in six weeks time will be called back; if there is a full time audiologist for the Health Service Executive west area including County Roscommon; when the appointment was made; the number of patients on the waiting list; the length of time patients have to wait; and the length of time patients assessed for hearing aids will have to wait for the hearing aids. [28762/08]

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