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Tag Archives: mental health services

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02 Oct
Blog, College in the media, EAP Activities, External Affairs & Policy, Government Policy, Media, Press Statements
Posted by Ian Rice

Press Statement: Doctor burnout having ‘hugely negative impact’ on patient care

The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland has warned that soaring rates of doctor burnout and stress are having a “hugely negative impact” on patient care...
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25 May
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Posted by Ian Rice

Irish Times Letter to the Editor: Mental health services for children

The Irish Times has today published a letter by CPsychI President Dr Lorcan Martin and Chair of the Child & Adolescent Faculty, Dr Patricia Byrne in response to an opinion...
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28 Oct
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Full Video | Reassessing Response to Those in Severe Mental Health Crisis | World Mental Health Day 2022

On 13 October 2022, the College hosted an online webinar for the public to explore how, with human rights-based health legislation only and no Mental...
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21 Oct
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Posted by Ian Rice

Spike Milligan Public Speaking Competition 2022

Spike Milligan Public Speaking Competition 2022 9th November 2022 | The Grand Hotel, Malahide | Free admission - register on Eventbrite Theme: Social Media and Digital Platforms:...
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09 Sep
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Posted by Ian Rice

TheJournal.ie: Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder ‘may be detectable years before illnesses begin’

Professor Ian Kelleher, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist speaks with TheJournal.ie about a new study which finds that there is an untapped potential for predicting...
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23 Aug
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Posted by Ian Rice

Irish Independent: ‘Dire state’ of mental services putting lives at risk, top doctor says

Following our press release from 22 August, the Irish Independent writes about the dire state of mental health services in Ireland, which is currently putting...
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21 Feb
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Posted by Ian Rice
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IT In The News Podcast: What does South Kerry CAMHS report reveal about Irish mental health services?

Dr Ian Kelleher, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, speaks with the Irish Times In The News podcast about the South Kerry CAMHS report, how it's...
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21 Feb
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Irish Independent: CAMHS case was inevitable as leaders pay lip service to mental health crisis

Dr Maeve Doyle, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and CPsychI Director of Communication and Public Education writes for the Irish Independent about the systemic failings that...
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14 Feb
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Press Statement: College calls on Government to address multiple systemic failings in mental health services

College of Psychiatrists of Ireland calls on Government to address ‘multiple systemic failings in mental health services’ Outlines series of recommendations to address crisis College...
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29 Jun
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Posted by Ian Rice
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Press Statement: College of Psychiatrists Survey on Impact of Covid-19 on Mental Health

College of Psychiatrists survey on impact of Covid-19 on Mental Health Survey of psychiatrists shows major rise in mental health referrals and relapses during Covid-19 ...
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