Support Trinity Med Day by texting ‘Med’ to 50300 or pop by O’Connell street to meet emma and I! Blue shirts all over the city so donate now!!!

INTERNAL SURGICAL CASE COMPETITION 2022 Hi everyone, TCD will be holding their internal surgical case competition on Saturday, 29th January 2022 via ZOOM at 4pm! Please submit your cases in abstract form (1000 words max) by 16th January 2022 to [email protected].

Huge congratulations to our very own TCD student Susan Yi Yang for winning the 2022 Intercollegiate Surgical Case Competition! We are beyond proud of you! A massive thankful to RCSI Surgical Soc for organising such phenomenal events, without you, it wouldn't be possible! 🥰

Our thoughts are with the entire College community today following the tragic incident in the The Library of Trinity College Dublin last night. We would like to remind all students and staff that supports are available to anyone who require them at this time.

"Ms. Taffy Mandiwanza is only the second woman to have ever been appointed as a consultant neurosurgeon in the history of Ireland, and the first woman to have been appointed a consultant paediatric neurosurgeon." Sign up link: forms.gle/coqByCo2FRPjQx… 🧠 🧠 🧠 #MedTwitter

We are so excited to announce the TCD Teddy Bear Hospital 2022! Next Saturday, April 2nd in the Trinity College Dublin Sports Centre Trinity Sport. Tickets free, but donations are greatly appreciated. #TCDpaeds #MakingHospitalBEARable TCDPaeds School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin #EdChatIE fixr.co/event/tcd-tedd…

Learning brainstem #neuroanatomy would be nearly impossible without the rule of 4s. I'm going to pass this along for anyone trying to learn #neurology, as this might be the single most powerful mnemonic I know of. I present to you, The Rule of 4s: a #MedEd #tweetorial (1/10)

Ola Ahmed, PhD student Trinity College Dublin and surgical registrar St James's Hospital after a wonderful presentation shortlisted for the Presidential Medal Csontos Erika, on nrf2 and protection against liver damage

Super proud of my fabulous big sister !!

🌏 Meet the 2022/23 MOVE Committee 🌎 Medical Overseas Voluntary Electives (MOVE) is a charity run by third year Medical Students in Trinity College Dublin. Each year, we raise funds for hospitals in the developing world and volunteer in those hospitals during the summer!

In May 2022, Bank of Ireland ceased the only available #GraduateEntryMedicine loan meaning that it is only accessible to those who can pay €17k+ fees/year. Please sign our letter to make sure GEM remains accessible for all not just those with the means. shorturl.at/kqP67

Some fabulous prizes up for grabs 😍

We are unBEARably excited to announce that tickets for Teddy Bear Hospital 2023 are now on sale!! TBH will be taking place on Saturday, May 6th, in the Trinity Sports Centre, once again in aid of BUMBLEance - Children’s Ambulance Service Ireland's Children's Ambulance Service! fixr.co/event/tcd-tedd…

1/3: As our MOVE electives come to an end, we wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for all the support this year. A special thank you goes out to the Trinity Alumni Trust Trinity Association & Trust whose generosity helped make it possible for us to visit hospitals all around the world 🌎 🩺

A reminder about Med Cup next Saturday!! Doctors of all levels are welcome so get the aul’ college gang back together and make an appearance at our annual Med Cup, with all proceeds going towards Trinity Med Day ! Sign up now through the link below!! 🔗: forms.gle/cAVC67f37a8smN…

Our new study of older inpatients shows that 55% feel lonely/socially disconnected while in hospital. Importantly, in context of COVID restrictions, increased time since last hospital visit by family/friend associated with higher levels of loneliness. imj.ie/loneliness-amo…

Ms Ola Ahmed is the recipient of the 2024 RCSI PROGRESS Women in Surgery Fellowship, funded by @JNJMedTechUKI. The fellowship aims to promote and support participation of women in #SurgicalTraining in Ireland. ➡️ rcsi.com/dublin/news-an… #RCSICharter #WomenInSurgery

Congratulations to razan for winning the John Fleetwood medal for best student presentation #IGS2024 Irish Gerontological Society for research completed with student colleagues on the consequences of the social care crisis for older patients St James's Hospital

Our now TCD Medical Gerontology study outlines the consequences of the social care crisis on older inpatients. For each additional day spent in hospital awaiting home care there was a 4% increase in hospital-associated complications such as delirium or falls. imj.ie/consequences-o…

The students finally scored a goal at the very end of the game. Profs 6 Students 1 Well done all. #ThisisTrinityMed Trinity College Dublin