HSE says it will provide vaccination if GPs won't

The HSE is assuring people that it will roll out the swine flu vaccination itself - if talks with GPs are unsuccessful.

Fri, 02 Oct, 2009 - 16:07

The HSE is assuring people that it will roll out the swine flu vaccination itself - if talks with GPs are unsuccessful.

It is to meet with the Irish Medical Organisation next week after the IMO accused the HSE of failing to engage with it and discuss legal and insurance issues surrounding the immunisation programme.

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