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Private GPs could help solve shortage issue

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Open letter to Minister for Health Simon Harris, TD Dear Minister, I recently came across an article based on a survey by Dr Julie MacNamara (‘Sailing towards the perfect storm’, Forum, September 2014), which brought the issue of the shortage of GPs to the public’s attention.

Is overtreatment harming us?

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Dear Editor, As a doctor of nearly 20 years’ standing, I have grown wary of the medical profession’s interactions with patients.

‘Meaningless gibberish’ as system is slammed at AGM

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Gary Culliton The lack of “clear and transparent information” in relation to how Hospital Inpatient Enquiry (HIPE) data — used to calculate private clinical work — is collected was strongly criticised at the IMO’s National Consultants Meeting.

Private practice penalised

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Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent English High Court case in which a consultant neurologist challenged a decision of a hospital trust to discipline him in respect of matters relating to private practice and his annual work plan Dr Louis Loizou is employed as a consultant neurologist at the Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield.