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Tag Archives: Education

Home » Posts Tagged "Education" (Page 2)
15 May
Blog, Conferences, External Affairs & Policy, Media, Of interest from media, Postgraduate Training, Stakeholders
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NOSP in talks with Medical Council

James Fogarty reports for the Medical Independent from the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland Spring Conference 2018. Physician suicide is catastrophic for not only the individual doctor’s family...
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21 Mar
Blog, Of interest from media
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The Elephant in the Room – Acknowledging race in the Mental Health Services

Today marks the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Rufus May asks whether we talk enough about race in mental health. This article was originally published...
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22 Nov
Blog, Events, Professional Competence, Stakeholders
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‘If you’ve met one individual with autism, you have met one individual with autism’

Current research suggests that over 1 in 100 people may be on the autistic spectrum. However Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is largely misunderstood as people with ASD have an...
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17 Oct
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‘Mental health is a class issue. With money you can buy help’

Funding falls far short of international norms, says College of Psychiatrists. This article was published in the Irish Times on 14th October 2017 Anne Foley (54) describes feeling...
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13 Oct
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Budget shows lack of commitment, vision and real concern for the mental health of the nation

Goverment accused of ‘misleading public’ on mental health budget. €20m of the €35m announced in Budget 2018 was ‘already promised’ in 2017 This article was written by...
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11 Oct
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College of Psychiatrists extremely concerned for those requiring access to mental health support and services now and in the future following Budget 2018

Following yesterday’s announcement and confirmation of detail today the College believes the Budget shows lack of commitment, vision and real concern for the mental health...
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04 Oct
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‘A shared journey is what it’s all about, and ultimately a shared humanity’

Families and carers of those with mental illness connect with psychiatrists to encourage recovery The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland (CPsychI) hosted their third annual conference...
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03 Aug
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REFOCUS working hard to inform training of future psychiatrists

The REFOCUS (Recovery Experience Forum of Carers and Users of the Services) Committee has been working hard to inform and influence all aspects of College business...
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29 Jun
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Letter to the Editor: Mental Health services for children in Ireland

This letter was published in the Irish Times on Thursday, Jun 29, 2017 Sir, – As the parent of a child with complex developmental needs, I was moved...
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25 May
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HSE Research Awards on Ageing 2017

Theme:  Health Inequities and Inequalities as we Age in Ireland Call announcement: 31st May 2016 Expression of Interest Submission Deadline: 28th June 2017 (12 noon) Application Submission Deadline:...
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