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Spinal pain conference coming to Dublin this month

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Science in the Diagnosis & Treatment of Spinal Pain, the fourth annual scientific meeting of the Faculty of Pain Medicine in the College of Anaesthetists of Ireland, will take place from the 16th to the 18th of February 2012 and will focus on the diagnosis and treatment of spinal pain.


 

GP found guilty of poor professional performance by committee

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A GP has been found guilty of inappropriate prescribing in a report by the Medical Council’s Fitness Practice Committee.

 

Delay in radiology system upgrade

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The implementation of an upgrade of the radiology system in the Galway University Hospitals group has been delayed by three months, Health Minister James Reilly has confirmed.

 

Irish ophthalmologist gets prestigious post

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An Irish ophthalmologist has been named as the new president of major European organisation.

 

Decision to delay stroke posts overturned

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A decision not to proceed with specific therapy and nursing posts for stroke units nationwide has been overturned, with more than 50 posts now due to be in place by the end of April.

 

Mental health admissions increase

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The number of involuntary admissions to mental healthcare units increased in 2011 according to recently published Activity Statistics from the Mental Health Commission.

 

HIQA to examine benefits of deep brain stimulation service

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The HSE has asked HIQA to assess the feasibility of establishing a deep brain stimulation surgical service.

 

Barriers remain in GP electronic referral implementation

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A number of barriers must be overcome for the implementation of an electronic GP referral pathway to secondary care, it has been alleged.

 

NoWDOC GPs complete proposal on red-eye cover

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A proposal by members of GP out-of-hours service NoWDOC has been submitted to the HSE for review.

 
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