"A possible future president steps out of the car in Dublin's North East Inner City. "My son takes her by the hand and invites her outside to play ball." Niamh McDonald writes about canvassing for Catherine Connolly and how to turn fear into hope. jrnl.ie/6863532

ELEVATE is here! A research initiative investigating how workload allocation models in Irish Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) impact the careers of academics who identify as women. Follow us for insights on gender equity and intersectionality in HEIs. @rcsipophealth.bsky.social @rcsi.bsky.social

New research alert! 📢Published in #EuropeanGeriatricMedicine, this @hrbireland.bsky.social-funded scoping review examined #delirium and #cognitiveassessment data items currently collected by national #hipfracture registries (HFRs).

Just out! Our peer-reviewed critique of the Cass Review has been published by BMC Medical Research Methodology. Please read and share. We show that the Cass Review is fatally flawed and should not be the basis for policy or practice in transgender healthcare. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

⭐ Gender, Intersectionality and Caregiving - PhD opportunity Project exploring gendered dynamics and intersectional challenges for informal caregivers for older adults living with stroke or dementia. Closing date: 28th April #PhdSky #AcademicSky www.sphereprogramme.ie/scholar-appl...

📰 In our new paper in BMJ Open, we look at the following questions: 📈 How will population ageing impact need for stroke services in Ireland? 📉 Will changing trends in stroke epidemiology make a difference? bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/2...

We're recruiting for a research assistant to work on 2 ongoing research projects focused on the epidemiology of stroke in Irl. The role will involve working closely w/ lead researcher, Dr @eithnesexton.bsky.social. The research is funded by the HRB. For more visit: my.corehr.com/pls/coreport...

A new RCSI study sheds light on disparities in smoking habits based on socioeconomic status in Ireland. The findings underscore the need for equity-oriented efforts to achieve a sustained reduction in smoking rates. Read more ➡️ www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-... #RCSIdiscover @rcsipophealth.bsky.social

Check out our #HealthAndClimate starter pack. Who from the global #HealthAndClimate community should be on the list? 🦋🩺 Who am I missing? (we will keep updating it) go.bsky.app/VXVJyag

The communities of #HRQL and patient-reported outcomes researchers are moving in, so give them a follow or join the list! Safe to say atm that it is unclear whether some will pick up posting or which percentage of posts will be on topic 😉 #Psychometrics #PatientCentered go.bsky.app/Buc7gMm

Another #starterpack for anyone interested in Irish politics Parties, politicians & reporters in Ireland. Let me know if there are any accounts I should add to this. Will keep updating it. #GE24 go.bsky.app/9m7pnRg

Poster on our epidemiological modelling of stroke and post-stroke dementia at IHF stroke study day: As the Irish population ages rapidly, what will that mean for the number of people living with stroke and dementia in 20 years time?

Delighted to present a poster on our co-designed easy read report on stroke survivor and carer priorities co-designed #IHFStrokeStudyDay2024 Report can be downloaded here: bit.ly/4aVkHVN

Great presentation from Dr Katie Moran on developing a minimum ideal dataset for stroke audit in Ireland - this data is key for monitoring progress in stroke care in Ireland

Excellent to see tailored stroke information resource from Scotland, co-created with stroke survivors. pogodigitalhealth.com/tailored-tal... Presented by Charlie Chung. IHF stroke study day 2024

“I felt broken from it all” Patient champion Fiona Meagher tells us about her 319 day wait to get an MRI in a complex case following a stroke “A patient should never have to wait that long for an MRI, nor should they have to organise it themselves” Irish Heart Foundation stroke study day 2024

Looking forward to lots of great presentations and posters at the Irish heart foundation stroke study day today - opened this morning by Dr Colm Henry