HSE's CervicalCheck helpline has returned just 2,686 calls

More than 11,000 women have contacted the HSE emergency line.

Mon, 07 May, 2018 - 22:00

More than 11,000 women have contacted the HSE emergency line.

The HSE Serious Incident Management Team's CervicalCheck audit for Monday shows that 11,046 calls have been answered since April 28 and there have been 7,678 requests for callbacks.

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