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Dr on call

Conor_M1990 · 2010-11-14 23:03:08

Has anyone got a number for the dr on call in Athlone

14-11-2010 11:03pm

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Conor_M1990

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Has anyone got a number for the dr on call in Athlone

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#2 14-11-2010 11:06pm

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Ring any of your local GPs / health-clinics and the answering machine message should give you the oncall number.

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#3 14-11-2010 11:08pm

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:eek:

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#4 14-11-2010 11:21pm

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What you want is MIDOC i think:)

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#5 14-11-2010 11:26pm

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niamhallen wrote: »

What you want is MIDOC ...

Yes or ShannonDoc, WestDoc, 24HourDoc - whatever the local GPs set up for themselves, they put the 1850 / 1890 numbers on their practice answering machines.

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