Laura O'Doherty

But, you know, we can't say it's better.

And it's just, there's people that this is beneficial to that have a conflict of interest and they're speaking on this.

I do not.

I just think we should have

excellent care for everyone and continuity of care for everyone.

And the way we do that is to fund the public service property, which is what Chauntly Care is trying to do.

I don't think that's fair.

I think the public care is of a very good standard.

And it's just scaremongering to say it's not.

I don't know if the model is that different.

I don't think that's in the public system in any way.

So I don't know that you need that, that you need to see the same person each time.

Hello, hi.

My view is, and I'm not consultant bashing, the consultants are working in the Rotunda Hospital.

They get a very good salary.

If you look at the more modern private hospitals we have, we have Blackrock Clinic, we have the Hermitage, we have the clinic down in Galway, and the sports injury clinic.

They were all set up by consultants.

the consultants themselves invested their money and built up the hospitals and have them as a private concern.

Why can't the obstetricians do the very same thing?

That would be my point.