Irish Heart Foundation Patient Support Services
Irish Heart Foundation Patient Support Services Cardiovascular disease is responsible for some 9,000 deaths in Ireland each year –around 30% of all mortality. Over half a million people…
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Irish Heart Foundation Patient Support Services Cardiovascular disease is responsible for some 9,000 deaths in Ireland each year –around 30% of all mortality. Over half a million people…
November was global lung cancer awareness month. As part of its annual awareness campaign, the Irish Cancer Society (the Society) highlighted the importance of early detection and the…
HIV stigma – What’s the problem? Immense progress has been made in the treatment of HIV in recent years. People living with HIV now have life-spans close to…
Written by Ann Marie O’Neill, CEO, Thrombosis Ireland Our Achievements, Challenges & Opportunities Blood Clots (Venous Thromboembolism or VTE), is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide,…
Raising Awareness of Crohn’s and Colitis Written by Amy Kelly Head of Communications and Fundraising This year has been an exceptionally busy year for Crohn’s & Colitis Ireland!…
Written by Averil Power, CEO, Irish Cancer Society A milestone development for the Irish Cancer Society took place during the first half of this year, as they announced…
Written by Angela Fitzgerald, HIQA, CEO Engaging and Working with Stakeholders In 2023, as we emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic, we witnessed unprecedented challenges for those providing care…
Written by Ruth Morrow, Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Asthma Society of Ireland Our vision in the Asthma Society of Ireland is that everyone with asthma lives a full life,…
Care Can’t Wait – IHCA Look Back on 2023 Written by Professor Rob Landers, President, IHCA The Irish Hospital Consultants Association (IHCA) welcomed in the new year by…
Written by Lorraine Nolan, Chief Executive, Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) Embracing a Unified Approach to Shared Challenges This year was another busy period for the HPRA as…
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