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PQ 98

98. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Health if he will be heeding recommendations from experienced doctors in the field regarding the setting up of a national review process for the provision of wheelchair and assistive technologies in view of the fact that the current system of allocating said equipment for persons diagnosed with debilitating conditions is often not fit for purpose due to a lack of a central database; and his views on the importance of this topic as the recent national review raised serious questions regarding the current system in place. [44611/14]

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98. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Health if he will be heeding recommendations from experienced doctors in the field regarding the setting up of a national review process for the provision of wheelchair and assistive technologies in view of the fact that the current system of allocating said equipment for persons diagnosed with debilitating conditions is often not fit for purpose due to a lack of a central database; and his views on the importance of this topic as the recent national review raised serious questions regarding the current system in place. [44611/14]

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