Newstalk’s ‘Tainted Blood’ Documentary Airing again for World AIDS Day
The documentary is airing again around World AIDS Day.
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update for people with bleeding disorders attending the NCC
We have received an update for members with bleeding disorders attending the NCC, please see below: The global COVID19 pandemic is ongoing and we would like to thank you for
New Video Focuses on Transition to Adult Health Services
Brilliant New Video Shines a Light on Transition from a paediatric (children’s) hospital to an adult hospital. Sunday, 17 April marked World Haemophilia Day 2022. This year, the National Coagulation
Ireland seen as gold standard in Haemophilia Care, 20 years on from publication of Lindsay Tribunal Report
20 years on from the publication of the Lindsay Tribunal Report, procurement of Haemophilia medications in Ireland overseen by the Haemophilia Product Selection and Monitoring Advisory Board (HPSMAB) is now
Newly Diagnosed Information Day
In conjunction with CHI at Crumlin, the I.H.S. is delighted to announce a Newly Diagnosed Info Day in Castleknock Hotel on Saturday, July 16.
VHI Women’s Mini Marathon 2022
Entries are now open for the VHI Women’s Mini Marathon 2022, which will be taking place in Dublin City on Bank Holiday Sunday 5th June. In 1983, 9,000 incredible women
CHI Family Forum Virtual Meeting
The Family Forum at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) was set up to provide a platform to share ideas, listen and work as partners in care, with our families, to make
Upcoming Webinars in January/February
Continuing with our series of Webinars, we have further meetings coming up on; Wednesday, January 26 @ 6PM: \’Haemophilia in 10 Years\’ with Brian O\’Mahony To join us for any
AGM & Conference 2022: Deadline Extended Till February 9th
AGM Updates: The deadline for bookings has now passed. Please be mindful when booking that we have now reached capacity for the Kidlink & Cubs Groups. We are delighted to
HSE Living Well Programme
Living Well is free, evidence based, group, self-management programme for adults with long-term health conditions. Originally developed at the School of Medicine, Stanford University, USA, this Chronic Disease Self-Management Programme