The Irish Competition Authority makes recommendations to improve competition amongst family doctors (Competition in Professional Services - General Medical Practitioners)

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9 Jul 2010

The Irish Competition Authority makes recommendations to improve competition amongst family doctors (Competition in Professional Services - General Medical Practitioners)

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Irish Competition Authority (An tÚdaráis Iomaíochta), 9 July 2010, Competition in

Professional Services - General Medical Practitioners

Ireland: Competition Authority makes Recommendations to improve Competition amongst Family Doctors On 9 July 2010, the Irish Competition Authority published the final part of a three-part report into the delivery of primary medical care services in Ireland. It shows that the way in which the State purchases services from General Medical Practitioners (GPs) for public patients in Ireland protects established GP practices from competition from

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European Competition Network Brief, The Irish Competition Authority makes recommendations to improve competition amongst family doctors (Competition in Professional Services - General Medical Practitioners), 9 July 2010, e-Competitions State intervention, Art. N° 33511

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