In tribute to the pioneering work of world-renowned Trinity Physicians Robert Adams and Willian Stokes, we are delighted to host the annual Syncope Conference here at St James's Hospital. This prestigious event will bring together global syncope experts for a hybrid experience at the Mercer’s Institute for Successful Ageing (MISA) on 28 February 2025. The 19th century is often regarded as the golden age of Irish medicine, with luminaries like Robert Adams and William Stokes shaping the field. It’s only fitting that Trinity College's largest teaching hospital is home to one of Europe’s most active academic syncope services. Professor Joseph Harbison will open the conference with a fascinating historical overview, followed by insightful talks on syncope service models in Ireland, Italy, and Sweden. Experts will also share updates on interventions, including medications, neural ablation, and cardiac pacing. All are welcome to join us in this exciting and educational gathering! Learn more and register here https://lnkd.in/e9Qu-z5E Trinity College Dublin Rose Anne Kenny
St James's Hospital Dublin
Hospitals and Health Care
St James’s Hospital, Dublin is Ireland’s largest acute teaching hospital. Reg. Charity Number: 20017583.
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The hospital's fundamental purpose is the delivery of health treatment, care and diagnosis as well as health promotion and preventative services at catchment, regional, super-regional and national levels. Our service remits range in complexity from secondary to tertiary level. St James's Hospital is also an academic teaching hospital. It is thus committed to the creation of an environment and the circumstances in which education and research in the health science and allied areas is possible and flourishes. The hospital is increasingly required to operate in an environment of vertical and literal collaboration in the ultimate interest of its patients. It advocates and pursues the promotion and participation of the hospital in services and academic health networks, both nationally and internationally, in this context. While preserving the privacy of patients in all respects, the hospital recognises and accepts its responsibilities to a broader set of stakeholders that include; government, the public and community generally, service key purchasers, staff and the many associated institutions in the health and education sectors. In the discharge of these remits, the hospital aspires to meet the highest possible standards and levels of efficiency, effectiveness and quality in all its endeavours. It is also driven by criteria of excellence, continuous improvement and innovation. Its services are made available equitably on the basis of need. Finally, the hospital is fully accountable to patients and other stakeholders with respect to performance over the entire range of its remit. St James's Hospital is a tobacco and e-cigarette free campus. Registered Charity Number (20017583)
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This morning we were thrilled to welcome our very first patient, Sergio, to our new Surgical Hub in Mount Carmel 🏥 The new hub is designed with efficient and effective patient pathways, and features four state-of-the-art green theatres 🍃 The patient was delighted with the new hub and was in and out within five minutes of receiving his procedure⏰ Follow us for more updates about the hub its services, technologies and green practices taking place there💙 #TeamSJH #PatientFirst #HealthcareExcellence
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We are delighted to welcome the first patients to our new Surgical Hub in Mount Carmel this week. The hub was officially opened last Thursday, by the Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD. This innovative facility features four state-of-the-art theatres and is set to preform 10,000 day-case procedures annually, significantly improving access to elective and ambulatory care. The hub was developed, designed and will be governed by St James’s Hospital.🏥 Health Service Executive Department of Health - Ireland
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DEISEANNA FOSTAÍOCHTA Tá réimse post á thairiscint ag Ospidéal San Séamas Tuilleadh eolais ar https://lnkd.in/e73daMUD #Folúntais #Obairlinn #OspidéalSanSéamas
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We’re excited to share that the Health Service Executive Surgical Hub at Mount Carmel was officially opened today, by Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD. Developed and governed by St James’s Hospital, this state-of-the-art facility is here to provide quicker access to high quality care. With four theatres, cutting edge technology, and eco-friendly practices, we’re committed to improving healthcare experiences. This hub is part of a national effort to reduce waiting times and enhance patient care. We look forward to welcoming patients soon! Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eMe9Vc4h #Healthcare #DigitalHealth HSE Dublin and Midlands Department of Health - Ireland Bernard Gloster
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“The theme for World Cancer Day, United by Unique, speaks to the reality of cancer care in the 21st century. Each patient has a unique disease profile, personal circumstances, priorities and needs. We must address these in their totality to ensure an optimal outcome.” - Professor John Kennedy, Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute Medical Director “Precision medicine moves beyond one-size-fits-all treatments, combining scientifically driven care with compassion and consideration of individual needs and preferences to achieve the best outcomes for patients with cancer.” - Professor Maeve Lowery, Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute Academic Director #WorldCancerDay #UnitedbyUnique,
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The theme of this year’s #WorldCancerDay is ‘United by Unique’, which focuses on people-centred care - putting those we care for at the centre of how we plan, deliver and evaluate our services. 🏥 The Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute (TSJCI) puts patient-centred care at the heart of all it does. See here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWFJKpR7 to learn more about the TSJCI and its staff. #UnitedbyUnique #PatientFirst
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This #WorldCancerDayay we’re #UnitedByUnique; we’re united in creating a world where we look beyond the disease and see every unique personal experience behind each diagnoses. Learn more about the work of the Trinity St James's Cancer Institute here 👉https://stjames.ie/cancer/ #TSJCI #PatientFirst
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With a focus on ensuring that the population age well in Ireland, the recently published draft Programme for Government 2025, outlines the commitment from the Irish government to continue working with The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) to support ageing needs and requirements.👵 "The commitments outlined in the programme reflect a clear dedication to addressing critical areas such as housing, healthcare, social inclusion, and community engagement."👴 We're looking forward to continuing to collaborate with The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) over the coming years.🥼 Rose Anne Kenny Cathal McCrory Trinity College Dublin Department of Health - Ireland Health Research Board (HRB)
TILDA is honoured to be directly named in the draft Programme for Government 2025, with the explicit commitment to “continue to work with The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) to support ageing well in Ireland” (p. 97). This highlights the importance of addressing the needs of older people and acknowledges the role of evidence-based research in shaping policies that enhance their lives. The commitments outlined in the programme reflect a clear dedication to addressing critical areas such as housing, healthcare, social inclusion, and community engagement. At TILDA, we welcome these forward-thinking measures and are eager to collaborate with our new government to ensure these ambitious goals result in tangible, positive outcomes for Ireland’s ageing population. In this document, we highlight some of the specific commitments relevant to older people in the Programme for Government 2025. https://lnkd.in/evixXybZ Rose Anne Kenny Cathal McCrory Trinity College Dublin Department of Health - Ireland Health Research Board (HRB)
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2024, a year of innovation and transformation💡 The Surgical Inpatient Nursing teams hosted a showcase event to highlight all the quality improvement projects that were implemented over the course of the last twelve months🏥 Congrats to all teams🥳🙌 #Innovatoin #PatientFirst
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