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IMO say family doctors could ease A&E crisis

The Irish Medical Organisation claims GPs could be the answer to the A&E crisis in this country.

IMO say family doctors could ease A&E crisis

Sat, 18 Feb, 2006 - 15:00

The Irish Medical Organisation claims GPs could be the answer to the A&E crisis in this country.

The group says proper investment in community care could lower the number of patients waiting on hospital trolleys.

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