Martin Conway (Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

I thank the witnesses for attending today, for their detailed presentations and for the phenomenal work they have done in recent years to support our society during the pandemic. I will start with one specific question. Last week, a report was launched on advancing the prevention agenda for cardiovascular disease in Ireland. One of the key recommendations was on screening. It seems that screening for a lot of cardiovascular diseases is something that can be done relatively simply with a stethoscope. Is that something pharmacists around the country would be interested in doing? What is the witnesses' view of that type of screening, and would they be prepared to participate in such a screening programme?