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16
Dec
Gilmartin Lecture 2022 – Photo Gallery
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Prof George Shorten, Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI, Minister Roderic O’Gorman, Mr Ray Healy. Prof George Shorten, President CAI, Dr Bronagh Shorten. Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI, Minister Roderic O’Gorman, Mr Ray Healy, Dr Niamh Hayes. Mrs Ann McAdoo, Dr Bronagh Shorten, Prof John McAdoo, Prof George Shorten, President, CAI. Prof Denis Moriarthy, Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI. Dr Michael Power, Dr Joe Tracey, Prof Anthony Cunningham, Dr Declan Warde. Dr Eilis Condon, Dr John O’Dea, Prof Kevin Clarkson. Prof Anthony Cunningham, Mrs Anne Cunningham,...
12
Dec
Book Launch: Safety as we Watch – Photo Gallery
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Dr Brian Kinirons, Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI. Dr John Cahill, Author. Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI, Dr Martin McAleese, Prof George Shorten, President CAI. Dr Joe Tracey, Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI, Dr Mary McAleese, Dr Martin McAleese, Ms Margaret Jenkinson, COO, CAI, Prof George Shorten, President CAI. Mr Martin McCormack, CEO, CAI, Dr Mary McAleese, Prof George Shorten, President CAI, Dr Martin McAleese. Authors, Dr John Cahill, Dr Joe Tracey, Dr Declan Warde. Dr John Loughrey, Dr Brian Kinirons, Dr Michael Griffin. Martin...
5
Dec
IPACCS 2023
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Irish Paediatric Anaesthesia and Critical Care Society Annual Scientific Meeting 2023 (IPACCS ASM 2023) 3rd & 4th March 2023 5 CPD points Register here: IPACCS 2023 | March 03, 2023 – March 04, 2023 (eventcreate.com)

1
Dec
Intensive Care Medicine Grand Rounds
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Commencing Thursday 13th October at 6pm, weekly lectures will be delivered by Consultants in Intensive Care Medicine, by visiting experts and thought leaders in the field, and by mentored Intensive Care Medicine fellows. ICM Grand Rounds are designed to facilitate up-to-date knowledge dissemination and discussion regarding clinical issues in Intensive Care Medicine. The format each week will consist of a 25 minute lecture followed with 5 minutes for questions/discussion, the second item will be a 10 minutes challenging case followed by 10 minutes presentation of…

28
Nov
Gilmartin Lecture – Thursday 8th December 2022 at 6.00pm
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The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland is delighted to announce that the forthcoming Gilmartin Lecture 2022 will be delivered by Minister Roderic O’Gorman, Minister for Children, Equality, Disability Integration and Youth of Ireland. The Lecture will take place on Thursday 8th December 2022 at 6.00pm. The lecture will be in person. Date: Thursday 8th December, 6.00pm – 7.00pm Venue: College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland, Lecture Theatre Flyer can be viewed here. Fees: Free of charge CPD Points: 1 CPD Point awarded Registration is open, please register here.  Should you…

17
Nov
Representatives of the CAI (College of anaesthesiologists of Ireland) presented at the International G4 Alliance Meeting at RCSI.
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The Alliance is a global network of international member organisations advocating for global access to emergency and essential quality, safe, timely, and affordable surgical, obstetric, trauma, and anaesthesia care (SOTA Care)   The G4 Alliance held its 12th meeting in Dublin on November 11th to 14th & was hosted by the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. Leaders in Healthcare from all over the world attended in person & virtually. The meeting focused on equity in technological innovations, building multidisciplinary teams & creating shared values…

14
Nov
Healthcare Professionals as advocates for climate action. By Dr Debbi Stanistreet
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Original article first appeared on Irish Times 7.11.22.   Dr Debbi Stanistreet (Associate Professor of Public Health, School of Population Health, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland and member of Irish Doctors for the Environment)   The one small change that I would like to see in the Irish healthcare system is for healthcare professionals to be formally recognised as advocates for climate action. I understand that doctors, nurses and allied healthcare professionals would require training to be able to fulfil this role but given…

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