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'A serious game to support older people’s healthcare decisions' is the latest success story to be published with its own dedicated webpage from our annual #HealthResearchInAction publication. Read it here: https://t.co/Q5bu51fytn
The @hrbireland's #HealthResearchInAction 2021 includes ESRI research led by Anne Nolan and @gretta_mohan on what helps or hinders people from seeing the GP in Ireland.
Read (page 10):
https://t.co/4viOgTMl0A
This year’s #HealthResearchInAction highlights some of the many notable impacts and outcomes of our work during 2021, all of which made a real difference to people’s health, the health system, society, and economy. Download it here: https://t.co/q72epoOQCJ
This year’s #HealthResearchInAction highlights some of the many notable impacts and outcomes of our work during 2021, all of which made a real difference to people’s health, the health system, society, and economy. Download it here: https://t.co/q72epoOQCJ
Discover the wide-ranging influence of our work across health and social care in Ireland on our #HealthResearchInAction 2021 webpage. We'll be adding 20 impactful research stories to this page over time, so please stay tuned! Visit our page here: https://t.co/d8wLKCQMI0
This year's #HealthResearchInAction contains 20 success stories of the work we do and fund. Here, @claireoconnell interviews Professor Eamon O’Shea of @uniofgalway about the work of @CESRD_NUIG, the Centre for Economic and Social Research on Dementia: https://t.co/M3bD2BzXJe
As we launch our annual #HealthResearchInAction publication, HRB Chief Executive Dr Mairéad O’Driscoll gives you a taste of what to expect: https://t.co/tFdTPNgIZC
#HealthResearchInAction 2021 is live! Thanks to @claireoconnell and all our researchers for helping us compile it, and also to the public, patients and carers, as well as the health and social care workers, that make our work possible. Read more: https://t.co/pGsmM4DSFo
#HealthResearchInAction. Read about the HRB's involvement on an international study that examined data on cocaine treatments between 2011 and 2018 as part of @EMCDDA's work. The study was published in @AddictionJrnl in 2020: https://t.co/VaHgm87FDQ
#HealthResearchInAction. Read how HRB research uncovered trends in drug poisoning deaths among women in Ireland, with evidence pointing to the need for harm reduction initiatives, along with treatment interventions: https://t.co/GFHDMN3DYO
#HealthResearchInAction With the support of a HRB Summer Student Scholarship, @jenna_os's study into stress responses in adolescents had some valuable outcomes. Read about them here:
https://t.co/3P2eJn8IMX
#HealthResearchInAction Peer Power: Empowering adolescents in at-risk communities to develop more positive health behaviours. Read more about this HRB and @HRCIreland funded study here: https://t.co/lbW2YKId3R
#HealthResearchInAction Children late with skills such as talking and spatial awareness can fall behind in school, with a long-lasting impact on their education and health. Are there early signs they need more support? This HRB-funded study investigates: https://t.co/Gq56AQ6G3u
#HealthResearchInAction More awareness is needed to prevent harm from an anti-epileptic medicine in pregnancy. Read more about this HRB-funded @RCSI_Irl
study here: https://t.co/0hkF9TlfDo
#HealthResearchInAction Did you know that data can drive more equitable healthcare? This HRB-funded project explains how: https://t.co/uAIFTqdVWC
#HealthResearchInAction #ppi The public, patients and carers can play important roles in participating in and shaping health and social care research. Here's an excellent HRB-funded example of how: https://t.co/aqPbmz0s9v
#HealthResearchInAction. A HRB-funded health study designed by and for the public. Read about it here: https://t.co/DnnBu60E5S
HRCI-HRB joint funding enables health charities to do research. Dr @AvrilKennan CEO of @HRCIreland says
“The joint funding scheme has been a huge success..."
Read more here: https://t.co/4zMdMuBMT2
#HealthResearchInAction
#HealthResearchInAction. HRB funding of the All Ireland Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care (AIIHPC) is crucial to its support of the Palliative Care Research Network (PCRN) and its work on how palliative care can best be delivered. Read more here: https://t.co/A5pIY9JECb
#HealthResearchInAction. HRB-funded research @ResearchatNUIG assessed hand hygiene practices in ICUs in Ireland: Read about it here: https://t.co/6OE0NN0exL
#HealthResearchInAction includes 22 success stories across 4 themes, all of which we'll share on our website over time. This week - how red blood cells are comparable to a good red wine! https://t.co/Ums9AmFckJ
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