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The Irish Times view on maternity services: choice should not depend on purchasing power
The attempt by the Rotunda Hospital to face down the Minister for Health is unwise
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Minister for Health casts doubt on Rotunda insurance in row over private maternity care
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says she expects compliance with Government policy from consultants ‘paid richly’ on public-only contracts
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Minister casts doubt on Rotunda insurance in row over private maternity care
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says she expects compliance with Government policy from consultants ‘paid richly’ on public-only contracts
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Prestige or patient choice? Rotunda resists plan to stop public-only consultants offering private maternity care
Dublin hospital picks public fight with HSE and Minister for Health with threat looming of State funding being withdrawn
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Rotunda Hospital’s clash with Coalition over private maternity care deepens
Hospital refuses to back down on decision allowing public-only consultants to offer private care on-site
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Chris Fitzpatrick: All pregnant women should get continuity of care - not just those who can pay for it
Days of the consultant being on-call for the labour ward from home need to be consigned to history, too
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Health Minister will not meet Rotunda board until it accepts Government policy on consultants
Minister of State Robert Troy says there must be ‘consequences’ if public contracts not implemented
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The Irish Times view on maternity services: choice should not depend on purchasing power
The attempt by the Rotunda Hospital to face down the Minister for Health is unwise
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Rotunda board given until this evening to provide list of public-only consultants giving private care
HSE had warned hospital its response will determine whether process of withholding or withdrawing of funding is triggered
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Rotunda master defends decision on consultants’ private work, says issue ‘not going away’
Seán Daly says hospital allowing public-only consultants do private work was on basis of legal advice, and says ‘so much misinformation’ over issue