Dr Colm Henry, CCO HSE Ireland
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The CervicalCheck Programme Report 2020–2022 shows the positive impact of the change to primary HPV cervical screening. 526,816 screened during a busy COVID-19 period, in line with the previous 2 years. Excellent work done by National Screening Service & all those involved in the screening process.
This #WorldHealthDay is an opportunity to reflect on the important service provided by all those working in our health service. Go raibh maith agaibh uilig.
It takes a Village and Leaders.
Mr. Donal McCarthy, Head of Security Cork University Hospitals retires this week. A gentleman, calm at all times, unseen work. Belfast Air Crash, Beast from the East and it goes on..calm calm
42 yrs service
You will be missed Sir
HSE Ireland Dr Colm Henry, CCO HSE Ireland People of HSE
The Irish Cancer Society provides a vital service in supporting people who are diagnosed with cancer, and their families. You can support today’s #daffodildayat many locations throughout the country, or support online fundraise.cancer.ie/event/daffodil…
5,257 people were treated by dialysis or kidney transplantation in Ireland in 2023.Renal services across the country are transforming the lives of patients with chronic kidney disease, improving their health & quality of life through effective care and treatment. #WorldKidneyDay
On today #InternationalWomensDay , privilege to celebrate work of wonderful clinical and management staff led by Suzanne O’Callaghan Cavan & Monaghan Hospital. New Ambulatory Gynaecology clinic, one of 16 in country along with all Paediatric OPD in Breffni Centre in heart of Cavan Town.
The new HSE Sepsis campaign aims to help people to recognise the signs of sepsis. Engagement with people & families who have been affected by sepsis has been central to delivering this important message. Thanks to Joe & Karen of LIL RED'S LEGACY - SEPSIS AWARENESS ❤ & many more for your input & support
Most cases of cervical cancer are caused by HPV. On #HPVAwarenessday , we are asking people for their views on HPV vaccination and cervical screening in Ireland. This will support us in developing Ireland’s action plan to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040. www2.healthservice.hse.ie/organisation/n…
Dr Michael O’Dwyer, Clinical Lead for Sepsis, recently discussed sepsis on RTÉ Radio 1 – how sepsis may develop, the symptoms to watch out for, and steps you can take to reduce your risk. Important messaging to increase awareness of sepsis. rte.ie/radio/radio1/s…