Question from Deputy Ken O'Flynn - PQ 27018-26
Deputy O'Flynn asked waiting times for access to augmentative and alternative communication assessments and devices. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Michael Cahill - PQ 25022-26
Deputy Cahill asked about hospital car parking charges for staff. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Ken O'Flynn - PQ 27028-26
Deputy O'Flynn asked about the number of consultants who have left the public system annually since 2022. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Michael Cahill - PQ 24145-26
Deputy Cahill asked about increasing ambulance capacity in Killarney, Kerry. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Ken O'Flynn - PQ 24751-26
Deputy O'Flynn asked about high-cost overseas procedures carried out under the treatment abroad scheme. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Michael Cahill - PQ 26409-26
Deputy Cahill asked about the waiting list for scoliosis surgery. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy David Cullinane - PQ 24298-26
Deputy Cullinane asked if the HSE working group established to develop a national care pathway for lipoedema has completed its work. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy David Cullinane - PQ 24297-26
Deputy Cullinane asked about the barriers currently faced by patients in Ireland living with lipoedema. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Michael Cahill - PQ 24152-26
Deputy Cahill asked about staffing levels at University Hospital Kerry. Read the HSE response.
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Question from Deputy Michael Cahill - PQ 24147-26
Deputy Cahill asked about the plans in place to expand respite bed capacity in County Kerry for persons with intellectual disabilities. Read the HSE response.
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