PQ 229
262 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason medications (details supplied) are no longer on the medical card approved list; and the guidelines which she has issued to the Health Service Executive for deciding whether persons should be given support with these medications on hardship grounds. [47082/08]
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17 December 2008
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17 December 2008 · Medical Cards.
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Richard Bruton
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17 December 2008
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262 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason medications (details supplied) are no longer on the medical card approved list; and the guidelines which she has issued to the Health Service Executive for deciding whether persons should be given support with these medications on hardship grounds. [47082/08]
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17 December 2008
Medical Cards.
262 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason medications (details supplied) are no longer on the medical card approved list; and the guidelines which she has issued to the Health Service Executive for deciding whether persons should be given support with these medications on hardship grounds. [47082/08]
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Medical Cards.
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- Minister for Health and Children · Minister for Health and Children · Addressed to
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2008-12-17/229/
- Open data entity: https://data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/question/2008-12-17/pq_229
- ireland · q-2008-12-17-pq_229 · source updated 17 December 2008