A network of volunteers for all interested in medical education on the island of Ireland met in Belfast yesterday. The network's aim is to improve
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Top 10 tips for househunters in Dublin
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Tenth annual Cochrane in Ireland conference “From evidence to clinical guidelines” took place on 24 January 2014 at School of Nursing& Human
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Retention in treatment has been traditionally regarded as a key outcome measure of addiction treatment. Thinking about this indicator brings us to
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Spoken word events often take place in bars. Poets who perform at and attend these events are over the legal limit for drinking. But what if an
Do you work on holidays?
Does holiday work pay off? If you find answering this question difficult, my experience and benefits that I see in working on a holiday may help you.I
The mystery of change (-ing others): article in the Irish Psychologist
How may I help you– change you?* “Change is the Law of Life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” -
Black fish: how whales and researchers form groups
The eight of us met on Monday, December 2 for a second attempt to create a research group in primary care at University of Limerick. Our discussions