Question from Deputy Ken O'Flynn - PQ 28067-26
Deputy O'Flynn asked about mechanisms that are in place to monitor rejection rates for commonly prescribed medicines. Read the HSE response.
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Deputy O'Flynn asked about mechanisms that are in place to monitor rejection rates for commonly prescribed medicines. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked if the HSE has a strategic plan to increase the capacity of the ambulance service. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked about any audit or validation exercise has been conducted on the accuracy/consistency of claim rejections by PCRS. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked if any value-for-money analysis has been conducted comparing the cost of private ambulance provision versus expanding public services.
Deputy O'Flynn asked the policy basis upon which referrals of minors for gender-related treatment abroad continue to be authorised. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Sherlock asked about actions being taken to reduce high levels of delayed transfers of care in hospitals. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Doherty asked about the percentage of ambulance responses in Donegal that have met national response targets in 2026. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked for a detailed breakdown of reasons for rejected/unpaid pharmacy claims under the general medical services scheme. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked for the public healthcare providers abroad to which minors have been referred for gender-related services. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked about the treatment abroad scheme records total cost per patient episode since 2020. Read the HSE response.