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PQ 256

287 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Health and Children to include patients aged below and over 70 years in the scheme whereby payments are made to general practitioners for services provided to medical card holders; if he agrees that general practitioners must visit patients in their homes when required; the number of complaints made about general practitioners not visiting homes; and the disciplinary action that can be taken against them; and if their association supports them. [13527/04]

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287 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Health and Children to include patients aged below and over 70 years in the scheme whereby payments are made to general practitioners for services provided to medical card holders; if he agrees that general practitioners must visit patients in their homes when required; the number of complaints made about general practitioners not visiting homes; and the disciplinary action that can be taken against them; and if their association supports them. [13527/04]

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