Medics to hear motions on six-hour trolley cap and review of ex-CEO's €10m pension

The Minister for Health's proposal to provide free GP care for children under six will dominate the annual conference of the IMO in Kildare this weekend.

Medics to hear motions on six-hour trolley cap and review of ex-CEO's €10m pension
Fri, 25 Apr, 2014 - 09:06

The Minister for Health's proposal to provide free GP care for children under six will dominate the annual conference of the IMO in Kildare this weekend.

Doctors will have to sign up to a new contract as part of the plan.

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