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CPD: New onset seizure and Epilepsy: Diagnosis and Management. Written by Dr Gerard Mullane and Dr Albi Chalissery New onset seizure and Epilepsy: Diagnosis and Management. Dr Gerard…
Written by Philip Watt, CEO, Cystic Fibrosis Ireland Due to continued very positive developments in accessing new and innovative medications that tackle the underlying case of cystic fibrosis…
Management of Asthma During Winter. Written by Ruth Morrow, Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Asthma Society of Ireland Six Tips for managing Asthma to follow during the colder months: Put…
It is Time to Change How We Manage Mild Asthma. Written by Dr Aoife O’Reilly & Professor Eleanor Dunican, St. Vincent’s University Hospital and University College Dublin Management…
Phenotyping and Endotyping in COPD: The Search for Targeted Therapies. Written by Dr Emma McNally, Respiratory SpR and Professor Eddie Moloney, Respiratory Consultant, Tallaght University Hospital Chronic obstructive…
Written by Dr Padraig Ridge; MRCPI – Respiratory Specialist Registrar, Galway University Hospital and Dr Sinead Walsh; MRCPI, PhD – Consultant Respiratory and Sleep Physician, Galway University Hospital,…
Medicines Management and Vaccine Stewardship in the Centralised Vaccination Centres in the Covid-19 Vaccination Programme in Ireland. Written by Muriel Pate, Medication Safety Specialist Pharmacist in the HSE…
Physiotherapy and Cancer Care: Providing Rehabilitation across the Cancer Continuum. Written by Dr Gráinne Sheill, Chartered Physiotherapist /Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Discipline of Physiotherapy, Trinity College Dublin/University of Dublin…
Three decades of the Irish National Liver Transplant Program written by Dr Julia Sopena Falco and Professor P Aiden McCormick. In 1993, St Vincent’s University Hospital established the…
Management of Glucocorticoid Induced Osteoporosis. Written by Dr Richard Conway, Consultant Physician & Rheumatologist, St James’s Hospital Glucocorticoids are currently an indispensable part of the treatment approach to…
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