Results 21,601-21,620 of 24,635 for speaker:Mary Harney
- Written Answers — Patient Statistics: Patient Statistics (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: Information in respect of in-patient discharges from the HIPE system for the period 2003 to 2008 is as follows: 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 In-patient Discharges 548,269 561,637 564,844 582,800 598,776 594,824 Source: Discharges: Hospital In-Patient Enquiry (HIPE) The equivalent information from the Hospital In-Patient Enquiry (HIPE) in respect of 2009 is not yet available. Data from...
- Written Answers — Hospital Procedures: Hospital Procedures (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that the information requested in relation to day case attendance is currently being collected and will be forwarded to the Deputy as soon as it is available.
- Written Answers — General Medical Services Scheme: General Medical Services Scheme (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: The Primary Care Reimbursement Service's (PCRS) Statistical Analysis of Claims and Payments annual reports give the overall payments under the General Medical Services (GMS) Scheme as follows: 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 â¬0.937 billion â¬1.069 billion â¬1.234 billion â¬1.331 billion â¬1.476 billion â¬1.605 billion The final figure for 2009 is not yet available but is estimated to...
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I propose to take Questions Nos. 330 to 332, inclusive, together. Details of the numbers of medical card and GP visit card holders are provided to my Department by the Health Service Executive (HSE), categorised by age and gender. Details in relation to years 2003 to 2009 are included in a table: Total No. of Medical Card Holders No. of Medical Card Holders less than 70 years old % of...
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I propose to take Question Nos. 333 and 334 together. I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: There are two main cost factors associated with medical cards, firstly the capitation and other payments made to General Practitioners (GPs) and, secondly, the cost of drugs supplied to patients. GPs who hold contracts under the General Medical Services (GMS) Scheme with the Health Service Executive (HSE) are remunerated principally on the basis of fees and payments set out in the Health...
- Written Answers — Vaccination Programme: Vaccination Programme (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I propose to take Questions Nos. 336, 414 and 441 together. I am awaiting a plan from the HSE that will include the scheduling, staffing and commencement of the public HPV vaccination programme for first year girls in secondary schools. The programme will start before the end of this term and during this calendar year all girls currently in first year will be offered the vaccination.
- Written Answers — Health Services: Health Services (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Hospital Services: Hospital Services (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Medical Cards: Medical Cards (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Health Services: Health Services (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — General Medical Services Scheme: General Medical Services Scheme (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Hospital Waiting Lists: Hospital Waiting Lists (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Hospital Services: Hospital Services (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Hospital Services: Hospital Services (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Health Service Staff: Health Service Staff (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I wish to advise the Deputy that due to industrial action affecting the Health Service Executive it is not possible for the Executive to supply the information requested. If this matter remains of continuing concern to you, however, I would invite you to raise it with me again in due course.
- Written Answers — Hospital Services: Hospital Services (20 Apr 2010)
Mary Harney: I propose to take Questions Nos. 356 and 357 together. The Health Service Executive (HSE) undertook a national review of Neurology Services to improve integration of services and optimise patient outcomes. Following consideration of the Review report, the HSE decided to seek an external expert opinion on the model of care proposed to ensure that the recommendations were properly aligned with...