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PQ 465

465. Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Health to outline the number of nurses in Naas General Hospital on short-term or temporary contracts; the number of nurses determined by management to be the total number needed for the hospital to function to its full capacity; if the Health Service Executive is in the process of interviewing for new nursing positions within the hospital; if such interviews are to create full-time posts in regard to nurses currently employed on short-term or temporary contracts or if such positions have been advertised nationally or internationally; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2774/15]

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465. Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Health to outline the number of nurses in Naas General Hospital on short-term or temporary contracts; the number of nurses determined by management to be the total number needed for the hospital to function to its full capacity; if the Health Service Executive is in the process of interviewing for new nursing positions within the hospital; if such interviews are to create full-time posts in regard to nurses currently employed on short-term or temporary contracts or if such positions have been advertised nationally or internationally; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2774/15]

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