…at children…The Public Health Alcohol Bill does contain a modest set of regulations that will limit the appeal of alcohol advertising, particularly to children. Evidence based research has consistently demonstrated…
Preparations for the Commencement of the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015 – considerations for HSE Mental Health Services Date: Wednesday 9th November 2022 Venue: online Organiser: HSE Mental Health Operations…
…warrant the conclusion that studies on the effects of opioids in the pathogenesis of SARS-CoV-2 infection are warranted. Formal evaluations and research designed to test the effects of long-acting opioids,…
College of Psychiatrists highlights alcohol’s role in completed and attempted suicides and mental health difficulties as it calls for full support of the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill for discussion in…
…rate in a significant way. The heart cannot pump blood effectively, however, when such an irregularity continues for an extended period of time. Types of Cardiac Arrhythmia A heart rate…
Examiner Training for Full Specialist Members who have not undergone examiner training previously.
Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist Dr Eric Kelleher speaks to the Irish Examiner about the increased presentations of depression and anxiety during COVID-19, and what people can do in their daily lives…
…for people with a history of mental illness.This was published as part of Think Tank, a quarterly e-newsletter for trainees by the CPsychI Training Committee 2016. Dr Therese O’Carroll (TO’C)…
…shared their own experiences with research during their training. The parallel session from Dr Eric Kelleher and Dr Eric Roche on research for NCHD’s in psychiatry proved to be one…
New research lead by consultant forensic psychiatrist Professor Gautam Gulati, which “identified a need to provide information to people with intellectual disabilities in an appropriate format”, has lead to an…
