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Don't miss our free Health Talk in Tallaght County Library this coming Wed (Oct 2nd) at 2pm. Infectious Diseases Consultant Ashwin Delmonte Sen and his colleague Dr. Kaitlyn O Brien will speak on Sepsis. For more on Oct Health Awareness month click - bit.ly/4dsdCgo

Great today on #Day1 new Regions to catch up with the leadership of HSE Dublin and Midlands also an opportunity to meet the staff vaccinators as we kick off the flu vaccine and Covid booster season.

A great turnout today for the first Nursing and Midwifery Education and Learning Webinar Series, HSE Dublin and Midlands. A very engaging theme on “Education, Research, Evidence and Regulation.” Registration is now open for all webinars in the series: bit.ly/4etDPfN

Sepsis Sunday 🫶 Surviving sepsis depends on **early recognition, rapid treatment**, and **appropriate medical care**. Here are the critical factors that play a role in improving survival chances: lilredslegacy.ie Dr Colm Henry, CCO HSE Ireland

In the journey through sepsis recovery or grief, finding someone who ‘gets it’ can make all the difference. Our support groups offer free, confidential settings for you to connect with others who can relate to what you’re going through. Learn more: sepsistrust.org/get-support/su…

Delighted to direct the inaugural #ATLS course at TUH with Prof O'Daly. Thank you to our super participants, fantastic faculty from across specialties & sites, TCD medical student simulated patients, nurse & Paramedic observers & course co ordinator extraordinaire Cathy Mullen

Karen Davis Holden & Nuala Clarke, Group Sepsis ADONs talk about the challenges in recognising sepsis. #AMRIC #KeepAntibioticsWorking #AMRICKeepIPCWorking HSE Dublin and Midlands Department of Public Health-HSE Dublin & Midlands PatientsForPatientSafetyIreland HSE Ireland Antibiotic Prescribing Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) St James's Hospital SSIS@TUH

Excellent presentation on#sepsis by staff in ⁦HSE Dublin and Midlands⁩ #AMRIC #keepantibioticsworking #AMRICkeepIPCworking

As we come into the winter period, colds, flus and other respiratory infections are often more common. Nuala Clarke, Group Sepsis Lead ADON in CHI talks about the common symptoms of sepsis & sepsis awareness. Watch for more information or visit: childrenshealthireland.ie/sepsis

Well Done Claire.

Remember any infection can lead to Sepsis. Don’t be afraid to ask ‘Could this be Sepsis?’ #recognisesepsis. For further information and videos on the signs and symptoms of sepsis please visit our website on HSE sepsis.

Post Sepsis Syndrome (PSS) describes physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural effects of sepsis that can be short or long-term and can affect up to 50% of people who survive sepsis. For more information and support visit: australiansepsisnetwork.net.au/information-an…

Sepsis is a medical emergency. #Recognisesepsis ask yourself ‘Could it be Sepsis’ Give 3 Take 3 within 1 hour of Time Zero.

The HSE new RSV immunisation programme has protected nearly 12.5K infants so far this year. Since Sept 1st, almost 95% reduction in hospitalisations in target group of infants compared to last year and > 90% reduction in ICU admissions. Comhgairdeas leis na foirne uilig.

The ED at #NaasGeneralHospital is extremely busy with high numbers of people attending. Patients are experiencing long waiting times. Please consider all care options including; 📍Naas Injury Unit Vista Primary Care, W91 X38W (045) 872 135 Kfm Radio

Brilliant day in MRHP last week to raise awareness of National Clinical Guideline 21, Appropriate Prescribing of Psychotropic Medication for Non Cognitive Symptoms in Dementia. Over 100 people attended the stand. Well done to Smitha and the whole team ⁦HSE Dublin and Midlands⁩

Delirium management is much more than 'treat the cause'. Article: "Humanizing delirium care" A really useful concise guide. Open access. A lot of this is about engaging & communicating with each patient as an individual so that you can address their fears effectively.

Really informative presentation giving us insight into the hard working ongoing in Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) in regard to SSI,

#Sepsis is a life-threatening reaction your body has to any infection. If you or someone you look after has an infection and is very unwell, or not getting better, don't be afraid to ask 'could it be sepsis?' ➡️ bit.ly/3utgLLM

Paediatric Sepsis Awareness in MRHP this week, skills refined in hands on simulations, awareness heightened with the general public and healthcare team of this deadly disease. #knowthesigns #PediatricSepsisWeek