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Cuts will mean longer waiting lists
29th July 2010
Doctors across Northern Ireland have warned that lengthy waiting lists are set to return.
Their comments come as figures emerged that four of Northern Ireland’s health trusts paid out almost £50m for NHS patients to be treated privately in just one year revealing the level of reliance on the independent sector as a way of ensuring government waiting-list targets are met. BMA Northern Ireland has called for urgent action to address the issue as members revealed a growing number of their patients were facing lengthy waits for hospital treatment.
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Mark Nicholls
Article Id: 15653
Date Added: 29th Jul 2010
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