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PQ 180

217 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the way general practitioner practices are currently regulated; the way the number is determined; the number of doctors currently in GP practice and the number of doctors in GP practice in wholetime equivalent terms; the way the number of GPs per capita here compares with the typical per capita number in other EU countries; if she is satisfied that the regulatory regime is delivering a sufficient number of GPs to allow demand be met within a reasonable timeframe; and the actions she is taking to ensure that GPs are available to the public at reasonably short notice. [26329/07]

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31 October 2007

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217 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the way general practitioner practices are currently regulated; the way the number is determined; the number of doctors currently in GP practice and the number of doctors in GP practice in wholetime equivalent terms; the way the number of GPs per capita here compares with the typical per capita number in other EU countries; if she is satisfied that the regulatory regime is delivering a sufficient number of GPs to allow demand be met within a reasonable timeframe; and the actions she is taking to ensure that GPs are available to the public at reasonably short notice. [26329/07]

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