69 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children her views on whether the review on hospital hygiene published by the Health Information and Quality Authority is a scandalous indictment of the management and governance of public hospitals here by both hospital management and the Health Service Executive and that lack of adequate hygiene indefensibly exposes patients to unacceptable risks of contracting MRSA, C. Difficile and other hospital acquired diseases; and the reason for her failure to ensure that appropriate structures are in place to provide proper hygiene throughout hospitals and to protect patients and the general public from unnecessary risk. [29952/07]

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69 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children her views on whether the review on hospital hygiene published by the Health Information and Quality Authority is a scandalous indictment of the management and governance of public hospitals here by both hospital management and the Health Service Executive and that lack of adequate hygiene indefensibly exposes patients to unacceptable risks of contracting MRSA, C. Difficile and other hospital acquired diseases; and the reason for her failure to ensure that appropriate structures are in place to provide proper hygiene throughout hospitals and to protect patients and the general public from unnecessary risk. [29952/07]

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