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PQ 676

676. Deputy John Deasy asked the Minister for Health his plans to extend the provision of additional services in primary care centres to deliver more medical treatment at community level and ease pressure in public hospitals; and if he will outline the types of services that could be extended to these centres [3491/14]

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28 January 2014

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28 January 2014 · Primary Care Centres Provision

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John Deasy

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28 January 2014

Summary

676. Deputy John Deasy asked the Minister for Health his plans to extend the provision of additional services in primary care centres to deliver more medical treatment at community level and ease pressure in public hospitals; and if he will outline the types of services that could be extended to these centres [3491/14]

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  1. 28 January 2014

    Primary Care Centres Provision

    676. Deputy John Deasy asked the Minister for Health his plans to extend the provision of additional services in primary care centres to deliver more medical treatment at community level and ease pressure in public hospitals; and if he will outline the types of services that could be extended to these centres [3491/14]

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Primary Care Centres Provision

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