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Health Waiting Lists: Motion [Private Members] (20 Jun 2018)

Gerry Adams: ...a will to achieve such outcomes. At the core of the crisis in the health service is a lack of will to build a genuine public health service, which is creating difficulties, as is evident in the cervical screening scandal and the ongoing crisis in emergency departments. Some 9,000 patients were on trolleys last month and they included 92 children. The crisis is evident in the failure...

Mandatory Open Disclosure: Motion (15 May 2018)

Gerry Adams: The daily drip feed of revelations about the cervical cancer smear scandal and the reports into the deaths of babies in Portiuncula and Portlaoise hospitals have undermined confidence in the healthcare service and added to the trauma of the families affected. Without the remarkable courage of Vicky Phelan, the cervical smear scandal might never have become public. Her rejection of a demand...

Written Answers — Department of Health: Cancer Screening Programmes (8 May 2018)

Gerry Adams: 342. To ask the Minister for Health the number of women in County Louth who were misinformed that their cervical smear tests were normal. [20015/18]

Written Answers — Department of Health: Cancer Screening Programmes (8 May 2018)

Gerry Adams: 343. To ask the Minister for Health if the 2014 audit of cervical smear tests contained tests of women in County Louth. [20016/18]

Order of Business (15 Dec 2015)

Gerry Adams: ...health information and patient safety Bill is to legislate for better governance in respect of health information and patient safety. I recently met the mothers of a number of young women who had received the cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil. I understand that last night TV3 broadcast a distressing documentary on the health consequences for almost 140 young women who had received the...

Leaders' Questions (26 Nov 2013)

Gerry Adams: ...to €1 billion. Austerity rules. There is widespread concern about the effect this will have. Clearly, this is the worst small country in the western world in which to be sick. We were told at the weekend that in the period 2006-11, patients with breast, bowel and cervical cancer fared worse here than in the vast majority of industrialised states. As the Taoiseach knows, last...