Dx Testing = Right case, right time, right technology, right purpose. Great to see HIQA rapid summary of this. Testing has limitations as mentioned in tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108… Don’t forget Hx and Sx very very important in interpreting tests. hiqa.ie/sites/default/…

Delighted to be starting into this exciting period with a very skilled and diverse team as we tackle health policy issues at a European level. Expect plenty more unflattering zoom screenshots from the Healthy Economies committee in the months ahead!! European Health Parliament #ReInventHealth

I watched the movie The Lighthouse this evening. Can anyone explain to me what happened??!😂

Meet our SPHeRE PhD researcher Rikke Siersbaek @rikkesiersbaek! As part of this HealthResearchBoard-funded work, Rikke is researching health inequalities and the delivery of healthcare for homeless adults with complex needs. Read more here: tcd.ie/medicine/resea…

What a finish, what a game! #FRAvsWAL

Last week we launched a public consultation on our HTA of birth cohort testing for hepatitis C. Any interested parties can contribute their feedback via the online survey or consultation feedback form

Great initiative by Dr Sophie Millar keep an eye on #EHPchats over the next hour

Looking forward to presenting at this HTA in Ireland event next Tuesday. Don’t forget to register to attend! forms.gle/1Kysfz73NZ8zBm…

Our paper on ‘Laboratory-based testing for hepatitis C infection using dried blood spot samples: A systematic review and meta-analysis of diagnostic accuracy’ has been published in Reviews in Medical Virology. You can find it here: bit.ly/3IrE63I

Our paper, Another Step Toward Hepatitis C Elimination: An Economic Evaluation of an Irish National Birth Cohort Testing Program, has been published in the journal Value in Health. You can read it here: bit.ly/3cBzNXs #WorldHepatitisDay

I’ll be delivering a workshop next month with P Gillespie on methods for health economic evaluation. Book your place now!

A fantastic workshop on an ‘Introduction to Evidence Synthesis for Health Economic Evaluation’ delivered by P Gillespie & @Paulcarty93 at TTMI - Trinity Translational Medicine Institute / St James's Hospital today! A big thank you to the presenters and to the attendees, and now a nice weekend to look forward to 🌞🌞

I'm pleased to be able to share the report of the Spillovers in Health Economic Evaluation and Research (SHEER) task force, published online today in #PharmacoEconomics Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors, and all those who contributed to the report! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Learn more about health economic evaluation? Join us in Dublin on March 5th for our 'Introduction to Evidence Synthesis for Health Economic Evaluation' workshop with P Gillespie & Paul Carty Gain essential skills in #systematicreview & #HealthEconomics #EvidenceSynthesis

An ESI Workshop for the health economists out there 💹 - 'Evidence Synthesis for Economic Evaluation' is being delivered by P Gillespie & Paul Carty at NUI on the 5th March. For more information or to register, go to evidencesynthesisireland.ie/training/ 🤓

A huge thank you to P Gillespie and Paul Carty for delivering an ESI workshop on Evidence Synthesis for Economic Evaluation at NUI today. Thank you also to our attendees, lots of food for thought!