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Aine

@amclau1

Interested in many things! Self management, chronic illness, QI, access to care. All views my own.

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Dr Valerie Twomey (@valtwomey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dr Áine Connolly launches the ‘CHATS’ Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke resource here at #TUH this afternoon. Congrats to Áine, Wendy Moynan & Caroline Hyland illustrations and collaborators on this wonderful initiative for children and families of #stroke survivors Tallaght University Hospital Foundation

Dr Áine Connolly launches the ‘CHATS’ Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke resource here at #TUH this afternoon. Congrats to Áine, Wendy Moynan &amp; <a href="/HCarolinehyland/">Caroline Hyland illustrations</a> and collaborators on this wonderful initiative for children and families of #stroke survivors <a href="/wearetuhf/">Tallaght University Hospital Foundation</a>
D.Desmond (@deirdre_desmond) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Super launch event Tallaght University Hospital Foundation for 'Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke'; congratulations to Dr Aine Connolly, Wendy Moynan, Caroline Hyland & colleagues. Looking forward to researching CHATS with support from @MU_ExpLearning Summer Programme for Undergraduate Research.

Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Stroke is a sudden event which gives no time to prepare yourself or your children' One of the illustration from the recently launched 'CHATS: Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke' booklet, Connolly A. & Moynan, W. (2023), Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin.

'Stroke is a sudden event which gives no time to prepare yourself or your children'

One of the illustration from the recently launched 'CHATS: Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke' booklet, Connolly A. &amp;  Moynan, W. (2023), Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin.
Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This booklet was developed for any adult who is caring for, or working with, a child or young person where an adult close to them has experienced a stroke and is in hospital. You can read the CHATS booklet by clicking this link: bit.ly/3LdXzrF

Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"as children and young people try to make sense of what has happened they can react in many different ways" Illustration from 'CHATS: Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke' booklet, Connolly A. & Moynan, W. (2023), Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin.

"as children and young people try to make sense of what has happened they can react in many different ways"

Illustration from 'CHATS: Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke' booklet, Connolly A. &amp;  Moynan, W. (2023), Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin.
Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This booklet was developed as a much need resource. It is for any adult who is caring for, or working with, a child or young person where an adult close to them has experienced a stroke and is in hospital. Read the CHATS booklet in full: bit.ly/3LdXzrF

This booklet was developed as a much need resource. It is for any adult who is caring for, or working with, a child or young person where an adult close to them has experienced a stroke and is in hospital.

Read the CHATS booklet in full: 
bit.ly/3LdXzrF
Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Remember "We often put children and young people first but it is very important to look after yourself too" Illustration from the recently launched 'CHATS: Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke' booklet, Connolly A. & Moynan, W. (2023), Tallaght University Hospital

Remember 
"We often put children and young people first but it is very important to look after yourself too" 

Illustration from the recently launched 'CHATS: Children Helped by Adults to Talk about Stroke' booklet, Connolly A. &amp;  Moynan, W. (2023), Tallaght University Hospital
Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This booklet explores many topics including recognising the importance of looking after yourself too while you try to support children and young people through this stressful and challenging time. Click on the link to read the CHATS booklet: bit.ly/3LdXzrF

Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This booklet was developed as a much need resource. It is for parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles or any adult who is caring for, or working with, a child or young person where an adult close to them has experienced a stroke and is in hospital.

Caroline Hyland illustrations (@hcarolinehyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This booklet explores many topics including recognising how to explain stroke to your child and young person. For further information click on the link below to read the CHATS booklet in full: bit.ly/3LdXzrF

Sarah Belson (@belsonsarah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Closing plenary of #ELASF2024 Wendy Moynan and Aine Connolly - Meeting the unmet need for information on stroke for children and young people - the CHATS booklet 👉 world-stroke.org/news-and-blog/…

Closing plenary of #ELASF2024 Wendy Moynan and Aine Connolly - Meeting the unmet need for information on stroke for children and young people - the CHATS booklet 👉   world-stroke.org/news-and-blog/…
Drivetime RTE (@drivetimerte) 's Twitter Profile Photo

bit.ly/3FwljTY A booklet from Tallaght University Hospital about how to help your children deal with their parents serious illness- We chatted to social worker Wendy Moynan from TUH

Glenn Nielsen (@gnielsen_physio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Physio4FMD trial has been published in @LancetNeuro today. This study is the culmination of over 10 years of work from many collaborators. In this thread I will summarise this work and our findings. Jon Stone Louise Marston Rachael Maree Hunter thelancet.com/journals/laneu…

Fiona Bardon (@fionabardon_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Headway Ireland launched a new podcast today. It covers a variety of topics in relation to living with the consequences of a brain injury.Each episode has discussions & advice from people with brain injuries. 1st episode is live now on all podcast platforms & released each Thurs!