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Patient and family caregiver failure to disclose their distress to each other can result in conflict between the patient and family caregiver and limit mutual support between the patient and family caregiver. #hpm #hapc journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Happy to present our results: Early, integrated palliative rehabilitation improves quality of life of patients with newly diagnosed advanced cancer: The Pal-Rehab randomized controlled trial. journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
#PalliativeCare #rehabilitation
It will be a relaxed and (hopefully) enjoyable session; a chance to chat with other early career researchers from the comfort of your own home!
Attention ECRF memebers. Are you interested in meeting other members to share experiences and benefit from peer support around your ongoing or planned research in palliative care?
Find out more here: tinyurl.com/ECRFpeerSupportS… @AIIHPC
Have a read and see how much is happening for early career researchers across Ireland - a productive bunch!
If you are also interested in the work of @AIIHPC_ECRF committee members @DrDebMuldrew, @muldowy @Monika_A_Pilch @MaryNev1 @ClionaML @powerstace read: professionalpalliativehub.co…
#ecrf @AIIHPC
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@AIIHPC_ECRF are looking for new members to join their collaborative community. To join visit: surveymonkey.com/r/ECRF
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Some of our @MedicineAtUL students are researching parents attitudes to the new nasal #flu vaccine for kids in #Ireland. Please consider taking the survey & RT 👍🏽
Students @ UL School of Medicine are conducting an anonymous online survey about the new Nasal Flu Vaccine for children 💉🚸! Inviting parents or guardians in Ireland aged 18-64 of healthy children between the ages of 2-12 years.
unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.c…
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We all have the power to reduce the spread of COVID. Please rethink your Christmas plans & reduce your contacts to the lowest number possible. It’s tough but with the vaccine coming, now is not the time to let our guard down. Protect your family, friends and our health services.
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Really looking forward to Early-Career Researchers Forum Abstract Session at 14.00. Link: tinyurl.com/PCRNsymposium202…
@AIIHPC @Monika_A_Pilch @powerstace @MaryNev1 @muldowy @DrDebMuldrew
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The AIIHPC is delighted to bring you the Early Career Researcher Forum (ECRF) Podcast Series, hosted by Stacey Power Walsh. To view tinyurl.com/ECRFpodcasts
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Grab your seat for today's PCRN Webinar ‘Fulbright Ireland-USA Scholarship for Healthcare Professionals' and get tips on how to make a successful Fulbright application. Today 11am-12pm. Register here: tinyurl.com/PCRNfulbright.
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🚨NEW GOOD PRACTICE GUIDE🚨 Coronavirus: Managing #delirium in confirmed and suspected cases #COVID19 via @GeriSoc @EDA_delirium @rcpsychOldAge @rcpsych bgs.org.uk/resources/coronav…
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What a great week for @Surgery_TCD Congrats to @aisling_heeran and her PI @JacinthaOS on this award. @tcddublin @TCDTMI #cancerresearch #WomenInScience
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HPV advocate @laura_jbrennan has been working with the @WHO to prepare this video to mark #WorldCancerDay. It is being released across Europe today to encourage parents to get the facts and get the vaccine. #ProtectOurFuture #OurHealthService
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Opportunity to join Voices4Care and shape palliative care | activelink activelink.ie/content/commun…
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How NOT to train doctors. Pictures worth a million words. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Fascinating lecture on pain and the brain by Prof Irene Tracey- placebo is real, amplifying effect of anxiety and depression on pain can be seen on fMRi. Incredible work and hope for future #prcresearch2018
Excited to hear Prof Irene Tracey deliver GW Hanks Lecture on understanding what is behind “patient reported outcomes” #prcresearch2018
Dr Jenny Lau at European PRC seminar: Opioid misuse,abuse and diversion in palliative care, scoping review - vast majority of papers are from US, in advanced cancer and no tools validated for use in palliative care. Big knowledge gap which needs to be addressed #prcresearch2018





















