Union urges doctors to reject free GP care scheme

The National Association of General Practitioners is urging doctors not to sign up for the free GP care scheme for under-6s.

Sun, 12 Apr, 2015 - 15:02

The National Association of General Practitioners is urging doctors not to sign up for the free GP care scheme for under-6s.

The NAGP's National Council made the announcement after an emergency meeting to discuss the contract deal agreed between the Irish Medical Organisation and the HSE.

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