Few extra beds in wards takes pressure off A&E

THE Labour party claims that the plan to develop co-located private hospitals on State lands will result in loss of revenue from insurance companies of €145 million.

Few extra beds in wards takes pressure off A&E
Thu, 24 May, 2007 - 01:00
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The PDs agree, but claim it will be €100m.

Labour claims that the plan will cause health insurance to rise. The PDs agree that health insurance is going to rise but say it is because of other Government policies.

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