Cabinet to discuss health reform proposals

The Cabinet is due to meet today to discuss proposals to abolish Ireland's 11 health boards and replace them with four new bodies.

Tue, 17 Jun, 2003 - 08:52

The Cabinet is due to meet today to discuss proposals to abolish Ireland's 11 health boards and replace them with four new bodies.

The move is part of radical proposals for reforming the health service to make it more efficient.

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