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PQ 3944

3944. Deputy Mattie McGrath asked the Minister for Health the average number of patients per month being offered ‘look back or recorded’ cardiac telemetry as opposed to ‘live real time recording’ in centres (details supplied)as a result of not having available access to individual coronary care unit systems due to bed capacity constraints. [63651/26]

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7 September 2026

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7 September 2026 · Health Services

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7 September 2026

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3944. Deputy Mattie McGrath asked the Minister for Health the average number of patients per month being offered ‘look back or recorded’ cardiac telemetry as opposed to ‘live real time recording’ in centres (details supplied)as a result of not having available access to individual coronary care unit systems due to bed capacity constraints. [63651/26]

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  1. 7 September 2026

    Health Services

    3944. Deputy Mattie McGrath asked the Minister for Health the average number of patients per month being offered ‘look back or recorded’ cardiac telemetry as opposed to ‘live real time recording’ in centres (details supplied)as a result of not having available access to individual coronary care unit systems due to bed capacity constraints. [63651/26]

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