Question from Deputy Ken O'Flynn - PQ 23709-26
Deputy O'Flynn asked how value-for-money in primary care laboratory testing is currently assessed. Read the HSE response.
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Deputy O'Flynn asked how value-for-money in primary care laboratory testing is currently assessed. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked about the mechanisms in place to monitor patterns of laboratory test ordering. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked about the audits, reviews, or value-for-money assessments that have been carried out on laboratory testing. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked if there is a system that can attribute laboratory testing costs to individual service areas, patient cohorts, or primary care providers.
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