PQ 190
190. Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Health if, with regard to the 130 longest waiting catheterisation laboratory patients at University Hospital Waterford who have been sent for tests to the private Bon Secours Hospital in Cork and Cork University Hospital, as reported in a newspaper (details supplied) on 11 January 2017, he will confirm whether these patients will be treated at the private Bon Secours Hospital in Cork or if their treatment will be put on hold pending the procurement of a mobile catheterisation laboratory for University Hospital Waterford. [2225/17]
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190. Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Health if, with regard to the 130 longest waiting catheterisation laboratory patients at University Hospital Waterford who have been sent for tests to the private Bon Secours Hospital in Cork and Cork University Hospital, as reported in a newspaper (details supplied) on 11 January 2017, he will confirm whether these patients will be treated at the private Bon Secours Hospital in Cork or if their treatment will be put on hold pending the procurement of a mobile catheterisation laboratory for University Hospital Waterford. [2225/17]
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