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What is the leading cause of PREVENTABLE disability and death in your hospital? Blood Clots Written by Ann Marie O’Neill, Patient Founder, Thrombosis Ireland Venous thromboembolism (VTE) compromising…
Medicines innovators’ impact is keenly felt, but we must safeguard the gains and tackle the gaps. Written by Bernard Mallee, Director of Communications and Advocacy at the Irish…
Written by Leonor O’Connor, President, National Association of Hospital Pharmacy Technicians It has been a very interesting and professionally progressive year for hospital pharmacy technicians Pharmacy Technicians have…
Written by Written by Tatiana Larmak – http://orcid. org/0000-0001-5371-2958. Lecturer of the Department of Advanced Training of Junior Medical Specialists at the Municipal Health Care Institution ‘Kharkiv Regional…
Oxycare is the first and only internationally accredited medical hyperbaric oxygen treatment centre in Ireland Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly TD today officially opened the Oxycare medical facility…
Scientists at University of Galway have identified a set of biomarkers which can distinguish patients with Parkinson’s disease from those not affected. The study, published in the journal…
RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences has announced the appointment of Professor Jarushka Naidoo as Academic Professor of Medical Oncology in the RCSI Department of Medicine. Professor…
Our vision in the Asthma Society of Ireland is that everyone with asthma lives a full life, symptom-free. Written by Ruth Morrow, Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Asthma Society Ireland…
Why we should be talking TUF Written by Louise de Winter, Director of Research & Operations Did you know that The Urology Foundation (TUF, pronounced tough) has Irish…
*Home heating and petrol costs top list of concerns for patients as festive period approaches *Average spend of €275 a month on heating, electricity and petrol for patients,…
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