ProfessorMichael Barrett

Association of Paediatric Emergency Medicine ( APEM) Edinburgh

Open peer review

PERUKI

Anonymous peer review

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Children's Health Ireland is a centre of excellence for paediatric research and innovation. Recently, our Research and Innovation team hosted the CHI Research and Audit Day 2024. Check out the highlights from the recent Research and Audit Day! 🙌

annual lecture held by Children in Hospital Ireland, a charity which advocates for paediatric patients and co-ordinates 300 play volunteers. keynote address on improving healthcare experiences for children by Lucy Bray, professor of child health literacy at Edge Hill University in the UK. Laura Cullinan and Michael Barrett were panel members. Walter Eppich facilitated. Children in Hospital Ireland are delighted to announce that we are hosting our Annual Lecture once again. This will be our first in-person Annual Lecture since 2019. This is an opportunity for attendees to expand their knowledge and explore how professionals, parents and children and young people can work together to help improve the experiences for children undergoing procedures in hospital. Lucy Bray, Professor of Child Health Literacy at Edge Hill University in the UK will deliver the keynote address. Professor Lucy Bray will discuss her research into the development of standards, which aim to improve the care children receive when they undergo clinical treatment. Lucy led this global project through ongoing consultation with health professionals, academics, young people, parents, child rights specialists, psychologists and youth workers. The lecture will be followed by an expert panel discussion and a Q&A.

Paediatric Emergency Medicine: Education, Innovation and Research Conference

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Irish Association of Emergency Medicine Annual Scientific Meeting 2022 Thursday 20th – Friday 21st October 2022

Date: Wednesday 19th October 2022 Time: 14.00 – 17.00 Venue: Online Cost: IAEM Members €40, Non-members €65 Join us for a virtual workshop on Wednesday 19th October looking at the research journey from design to publication with a panel of Consultants in Emergency Medicine, Trainees in Emergency Medicine and PhD scholars. Programme: Research in Emergency Medicine – debunking myths and cracking on Designing a research project and how to progress your idea Getting published Research Collaborations Clinical Trials – opportunities for Emergency Medicine Opportunities for Trainees – ITERN, ESRI, RCEM, IAEM Worked example – Health Services Mixed Methods research examining frailty in the Emergency Department Panel: Prof Conor Deasy, Prof Geraldine McMahon, Dr Michael Barrett, Dr James Foley, Dr Etimbuk Umana, Christine Fitzgerald (PhD), Ide O’ Shaughnessy (PhD scholar)

Royal College of Emergency Medicine / Association of Paediatric Emergency Medicine

Irish Society of Community and Public Health Medicine ASM

PERUKI Annual Summer Meeting: Speaker Presentation

CHI Research & Audit Day

Grand Rounds at UHL

PEM STudy Day at Clinical Education and Research Centre, UHL

Open peer review

A wealth of evidence now shows that the healthy foetus, newborn and child enjoy better health as an adult. It is estimated that young children consult their GP on average three times per year, with up to six additional visits in the first 18 months of life for immunisations. The care of infants, children and young people often form a large part of a doctor’s caseload, yet newly qualified doctors are often ill-equipped to provide comprehensive child-centred medical care and doctors considering entering speciality training in paediatrics soon realise that children are not simply small adults. Assessing an ill child is an art. This Royal College of Physicians of Ireland & iheed six-month Diploma in Paediatrics delivered in conjunction with iheed, is a new online learning programme designed specifically to cater for busy healthcare professionals. Drawing on the expertise of local and international experts in Paediatrics, the programme provides graduates with advanced knowledge and skills to enhance the health and wellbeing of children. The objective is to give a solid grounding in the management of common and important paediatric issues, including the management of both acute and chronic conditions and developmental difficulties.

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