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 does the plan suggest about the accessibility of healthcare for young children and the elderly?

What is the overall vision for healthcare in Ireland according to Sinn Fein?