Medical unions call on HSE to end recruitment freeze
WEBJun 19, 2024 — The country’s leading medical unions have called on the HSE to urgently end the ongoing recruitment freeze in the health service. The ICTU group of healthcare unions is made up of representatives from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, SIPTU, Fórsa, the Irish Medical Organisation, Unite, Connect and the Medical Laboratory Scientist ...
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WEBSep 24, 2024 — RCSI research identifies worrying trends in mental health of adolescents in Ireland. 24th September 2024. Secondary-school aged adolescents in Ireland reported more mental health problems in 2021, including an increase in suicide attempts, compared to previous years, according to new findings published by …
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WEBFor more information about our advertising options click here, or contact:. Publisher: Brendan McDermott E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +353 (0)87 967 1826. MIMS Ireland. MIMS Ireland, or Monthly Index of Medical Specialities Ireland, is an independently edited publication designed as a prescribing guide for the general practitioner.It is an index of prescribed medicines in Ireland ...
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WEBSep 8, 2020 — 3rd March 2015. Water fluoridation above a certain level is linked to 30 per cent higher than expected rates of hypothyroidism in England, suggests research published online in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health. Endocrinology featured on Irish Medical Times. Updates for healthcare professionals on medical devices, clinical trials ...
Cerebral Palsy Foundation introduces Program of Excellence to …
WEBMay 22, 2023 — In Ireland, approximately 3,000 children and 9,500 adults and young individuals have this condition, with 150 babies receiving diagnoses annually.
A spotlight on sarcoidosis - Irish Medical Times
WEBApr 29, 2009 — A spotlight on sarcoidosis. By Gary Culliton 29th April 2009. Dr Seamas Donnelly writes about the diagnosis and treatment of sarcoidosis, with Ireland having one of the highest incidences of the disease in the world. At the National Pulmonary Fibrosis Referral Centre at St Vincent’s University Hospital, patients with progressive pulmonary ...
HIQA highlights significant radiation exposures - imt.ie
WEBSep 10, 2020 — HIQA highlights significant radiation exposures. By Peter Doyle 10th September 2020. The accidental exposures were few, relative to the estimated 3 million planned procedures annually. There were more than 60 significant accidental or unintended medical exposures to ionising radiation last year, …
Future-proofing MS healthcare in Ireland - imt.ie
WEBApr 6, 2020 — In her scrutiny of the in-depth analysis of the state of care for MS in 30 European healthcare systems, Dublin GP Dr Nina Byrnes — part of a panel of healthcare experts who have assessed the data based on their own experiences — says Ireland scored poorly but can do better Multiple sclerosis (MS) is …
Doctors unaware of requirement for Council number on notes
WEBBy Lloyd Mudiwa 24th June 2016. The lack of knowledge regarding the legal requirement for medical practitioners to include their Medical Council registration number (MCRN) on clinical notes seemed to be a major factor behind the poor levels of compliance, ranging up to almost 50 per cent in a major tertiary acute urban hospital.
HSE launches new National Simulation Office to support …
WEBBy Editorial Staff 17th October 2023. A new learning environment to support advancements in healthcare delivery was unveiled with the launch of the HSE’s new National Simulation Office (NSO). Simulation leads to better patient outcomes and safer care by improving performance in the individual healthcare professional, the team, the system and ...