Phasing out of prescription medicine charges part of Sinn Fein health plan

Sinn Fein presents a comprehensive plan to transform Ireland's healthcare system into a single-tier public health service. The plan aims to improve access to GPs and dentists, reduce waiting lists, and invest in mental health and disability services. It criticizes past policies and emphasizes the need for political will to achieve a world-class healthcare system. The plan was developed through consultations with healthcare professionals and aims to address long-standing issues in the system. Sinn Fein seeks public support in the upcoming general election to implement these changes.

What is one of the key goals of Sinn Fein's healthcare plan?

• To reduce the number of healthcare professionals

• To increase healthcare costs

• To ensure access to GPs and dentists

• To privatize healthcare services

What does Sinn Fein's plan promise regarding mental health services?

• To deliver the largest investment in mental health services

• To cut funding for mental health services

• To maintain current funding levels

• To privatize mental health services

What does Sinn Fein believe is necessary to implement their healthcare plan?

• A reduction in healthcare services

• Increased healthcare costs

• More private healthcare providers

• A government with political will

How was Sinn Fein's healthcare plan developed?

• Through consultations with healthcare workers and experts

• Without any external input

• By copying other countries' plans

• By reducing healthcare services

What does Sinn Fein seek from the public in the upcoming general election?

• To maintain the status quo

• To vote against healthcare reforms

• To support their plan for a new era of healthcare

• To ignore their healthcare plan