We are delighted to announce that the 2025 RCSI Millin Lecture will be delivered by Professor Jarlath Bolger, Associate Professor of Surgery at RCSI.

The lecture will explore ‘Personalised Oesophageal Cancer Care: From Micro, to Macro, to Reality’.

Register here ➡️ www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-....

Amazing session with over 75 orthopaedic surgeons turning up for the human factors presentations on Wednesday as part of the BOA annual conference . Thanks to James Tomlinson for setting it up.

Had an amazing experience at the very first empathy conference at the Stoneygate centre, Univ Leicester this week . Everyone loved our teaching tools workshop ! Way to go EACH International !

‘I want to be as strong as I can be’: Irish people in their 60s and 70s on embracing the gym There are a ‘wide range’ of physical and mental benefits to staying fit and active in later years

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We need a national register for bone health. Too many people are at risk for fractures which are expensive, difficult to fix and can be life threatening. Prevention is key @hselive.bsky.social

Seminar at RCSI calls for greater progress in management of fragility fractures and bone health Ireland needs to develop an integrated, coordinated, system-wide approach to bone health and the management of fragility fractures. More ...

A seminar on Fracture Prevention and Bone Health for Ireland at RCSI highlighted the need for an integrated, coordinated, system-wide approach to bone health and the management of fragility fractures.

Over 160 healthcare professionals attended the event.

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Ms Bridget Egan appointed co-lead of the RCSI National Clinical Programme for Surgery Ms Bridget Egan follows Mr Ken Mealy, past-President of RCSI, who held the role until his appointment to the Board of the HSE. More ...

Ms Bridget Egan has been appointed co-lead of the RCSI National Clinical Programme for Surgery (NCPS).

The programme provides frameworks for more timely, accessible, cost-effective and efficient care for surgical patients.

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Quote reads: With nearly one in five pupils in England now receiving SEND support in the classroom, the whole system is in urgent need of reform. Dr Helena Bunn, BPS Division of Educational and Child Psychology Chair. Photo of a professional helping a child with SEND in a classroom setting. Psychology Matters and BPS logos.

MPs receive surge in complaints about SEND provision.

"Growing & retaining educational psychologists, ensuring local authorities re-build comprehensive services that are free at the point of delivery, is vital to meet soaring demand." Dr Helena Bunn

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And we are off ! First day of the healthcare ergonomics and patient safety conference in TCD . Excitement overload ! @heps2025.bsky.social @peterlachman.bsky.social

HEPS 2025 YouTube video by Trinity College Dublin - The School of Psychology

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Looking forward to trying out a communication tool with the audience @rcsi.bsky.social