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213 Comments

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Patrick O Dwyer
8 years ago

MCRN 007941

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Una o halloran
8 years ago

A system in tatters

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Denis O Donovan
8 years ago

Newly Qualified GP

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noreen 0'Hanrahan
8 years ago

More scandalous HSE & dept of health behavior Shame

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Alvise Calamai
8 years ago

GP in Blanchardstown, Dublin west

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Aoife Storan
8 years ago

Reverse FEMPI

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Mary Rogan
8 years ago

Its a mass letter of resignation we should all be signing imo

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Dr John Duignan
8 years ago

The continued underfunding of General Practice will discourage GPs from taking on anything but the basics and referring to secondary care ; it is also very poor for morale.

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Bill Lynch
8 years ago Featured

Disproportionate cuts to rural and deprived general practice >50% impacts on patients, staff, GPs and their families. It's grossly unfair when FEMPI reversed for all other groups essentially without conditions. FEMPI reversal first then a new contract.

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Joanne gaynor
8 years ago

Time for change

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Hemant Kumar
8 years ago

Signed

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grainne pinaqui
8 years ago

Urgent reversal of FEMPI has to be a priority or health service will collapse

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Dermot boyle
8 years ago

When a tree falls in the forest......

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Mary Wickham
8 years ago

I'm afraid it's all too late!

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mike thompson
8 years ago

Perhaps the very last chance to retain General Practice in Ireland..........

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Anonymous
8 years ago

From a GP exiled abroad

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Promises to GPs mean Zero to pols and gov. Time for a revolution!

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Jane McCafferty
8 years ago

General practice is at breaking point, Newly qualified GPs are dead right to go abroad. Reversing FEMPI will only bring us back to how we were in 2008; new contract is vital or general practice will implode.

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Dr Tadg Grufferty
8 years ago

We need to be united in this otherwise General Practice in Ireland will be lost as we know it .

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Michael Crotty
8 years ago

I’m an Irish trained GP living and working in Canada, where family physicians are valued and remunerated appropriately.