In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, we talk to Dr. Michael O’Dwyer and Aisling O’Rourke about Sepsis, a critical health issue. Aisling shares the heart-wrenching story of her father’s battle with Sepsis, emphasising the need for awareness and timely recognition of its symptoms. Dr. O’Dwyer, the HSE Sepsis Programme’s Clinical Lead, educates listeners on the dangers of Sepsis and the urgency of early intervention, particularly for at-risk groups. The episode serves as a poignant reminder of the role caregivers play in patient advocacy and the life-saving importance of asking, “Could this be Sepsis?”.
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Tobacco Free Campus Webinar – Thursday, 25th April 2024
The HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme are hosting a webinar on Tobacco Free Campus on Thursday, 25th April @ 10am. Registration details here: Registration Link
Stop Smoking Advisors Online Symposium – Wednesday, 17th April 2024
The HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme are hosting an online symposium for Stop Smoking Advisors on Wednesday, 17th April @10am. All Stop Smoking Advisors are encouraged to attend the online event. Registration Link
Alcohol and the Heart Explained
Which cardiovascular diseases does alcohol cause? Why do observational studies suggest moderate drinking is good for the heart? And how has the alcohol industry tried to influence worldwide research on the topic.
The latest film from the Institute of Alcohol Studies in the UK – Alcohol and the Heart: Explained – delves into this topic and features Professor Annie Britton, Head of the University College London Research Department of Epidemiology & Public Health. Please share with any colleagues, students, friends, or family you think would find it informative and useful.
Webinar 11th April: Obesity, Mental illness and eating Disorders: Dispelling myths and practical tips.
This webinar which has been shared with Dieticians will be hosted by the Obesity National Clinical programme designed for Community Dietitians working in chronic disease and involved in self-management education and support programmes. The panellists include; Community Mental Health Dietitian Manager, Dietitians working in specialist eating disorder teams, Health Psychologist and a Dietitian Manager in the Centre for Obesity Management in Loughlinstown.
This webinar is a knowledge sharing event and aims to support Community Dietitians to:
Understand the link between mental illness and obesity
Learn more about the prevalence of eating disorders in people with obesity, care pathways and practical supports available
Understand the spectrum of eating patterns/non pathological disordered eating in the context of obesity
Learn more about the role of the obesity dietitian in assessing patients with mental illness, eating disorders, non-pathological disordered eating patterns
Understand what specialist services are available for eating disorders and obesity
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