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A video going viral in Arabic media featuring an Egyptian husband and wife dancing in the rain in Egypt.
I know this is not like what I usually share but I couldn’t help but admire the wholesome joy, may god bless them.
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PhD student and ICU nurse @delanesh1 is still seeking to hear about patients experiences and support needs after an ICU admission. If you would like to contribute your experiences to the study you can find out more here: tcd.ie/tcphi/research/resear…
Research Study on Experiences of ICU in Ireland
Have you been discharged from an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Ireland in the last 18 months? Contribute to research into experiences of ICU to better understand patients support needs during recovery.
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Dr Sean Keane, Intensivist and Clincial lead for organ donation in HSE Dublin and Midlands Region along with Ms. Nikki Phillips ODNM, presented "An overview of of organ donation in Ireland" at grand rounds in Tallaght University Hospital last week. @Phillips83Nikki
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This week @ICUTallaght participated in a Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD) SIM focusing on family approach. Great display of their excellent team work and communication skills @Phillips83Nikki @AmrM015
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Congrats to the Tallaght University Hospital volunteer shop on winning the catergory of Sgt Andrew Callanan Community Award. Well done to all 👏👏At the Tallaght Persons of the year awards. @TUH_Tallaght
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A new resource launched today, designed to support survivors of critical illness & their families in making sense of their experience in intensive care. Thanks to our amazing team + generous support from the Adelaide Health Foundation. Find out more bit.ly/4oBbLMk #
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Some good news. That ICU Tallaght University Hospital has been nominated for the Tallaght Persons of the Year Award 2025. Under the Jim Lawlor Special Needs and Carers category. We really appreciate the nomination. 🌟
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Looking forward to seeing our colleagues from around the country for what promises to be a day of learning and engagement with each other @GillianShanag @khealy1410 @OrlaCradock @Phillips83Nikki @HSE_West_NWest
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Wonderful presentations this week from the MDT seeking to fund innovative, patient-centred projects from the proceeds of #CriticalCareRehabTUH, all of which go directly back to patient care!
@LauraAMurraySLT @FarrellSadhbh @jonasmonsees @SabinaMason_ @InnovateTUH
#ICURehab #ICU
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Thank you to the Irish Hospice Foundation . For granting ICU TUH funding to purchase a sofa for our relatives' room. Much appreciated to The Hospice Friendly Hospitals Quality Improvement Awards. This will be such a benefit to our relatives @IrishHospice @HSELive @ainemlynch 🏵
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After 27 years of working in Critical Care at TUH. The legend Siobhan has retired. Today, we celebrated the fantastic role model that Siobhan has displayed with such positivity in her career. We will all miss you. Thank you for all you did, Siobhan 🌟 enjoy your retirement.
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Our Critical Care Outreach Team has won the Team of the Year Award.
One colleague said, “They respond swiftly, day or night, to medical emergencies, always bringing a calm, supportive presence. They are proactive, approachable, and always ask, “How can we help?”
#TUH_Hero
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Unbelievably proud of, & delighted for, our #CriticalCare Outreach Team here at TUH: Team of the Year for 2025! 💫
Congratulations to a fabulous group of exceptional nurses providing vital support to staff, & excellent care to patients, throughout the hospital 👏👏👏
#TUH_Heroes
Speaking at the year's Hero Awards, John Kelly, Interim CEO of TUH, said, "These exceptional individuals were nominated by their colleagues for showing outstanding dedication to our core vision of 'People Caring for People to Live Better Lives.”
#TUH_Hero
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The law on organ donation in Ireland has changed. If you’re aged 18 or over, you’ll be considered a potential organ donor, unless you opt out or are part of an excluded group.
If you do not wish to become a donor, you can choose to opt out by adding your name to the opt-out register.
Your family or next of kin will always be consulted if you have not opted out. So, it is important to talk to your loved ones about your wishes.
Find out more: bit.ly/3G5egWd
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Critical care units have ‘significant’ gaps in HSCP and pharmacy workforce - Medical Independent medicalindependent.ie/in-the…
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Well Done @khealy1410
Members of the NOCA team are at the 4th Annual @HSEDubNorthEast Clinical Audit Meeting taking place in @Beaumont_Dublin today. Karen Healy, Organ Donation Nurse Manager for the Region presents now about the Irish Potential Donor Audit.
She stresses the importance of having an Organ Donation Nurse Manager in each Region to have the conversation with families at end of life. She also discusses the power of using data to create positive change. 100% referral helps prevent missed opportunities. #CAAW25 #LeaveNoDoubt #ShareYourWishes
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Members of the NOCA team are at the 4th Annual @HSEDubNorthEast Clinical Audit Meeting taking place in @Beaumont_Dublin today. Karen Healy, Organ Donation Nurse Manager for the Region presents now about the Irish Potential Donor Audit.
She stresses the importance of having an Organ Donation Nurse Manager in each Region to have the conversation with families at end of life. She also discusses the power of using data to create positive change. 100% referral helps prevent missed opportunities. #CAAW25 #LeaveNoDoubt #ShareYourWishes
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Our Critical Care Psychology team presenting an overview of the service, now four years young in @TUH_Tallaght.
Hundreds of critically ill patients have recieved support during and/or following their illness, with families and staff supported also.
@TUH_Psychology #IHPG2025
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We hope everyone got as much out of this presentation as much as we did. We are very proud and lucky to work with you Mick and Paul 💙✨
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Karen Healy Organ Donation Nurse Manager Lead for the Irish Potential Donor Audit presents now about the power of the audit.
Objectives:
➡️Intensive Care Units recognise that someone could be an organ donor
➡️Organ donation becomes a routine end of life conversation amongst the team
➡️The family are approached in the right way at the right time
➡️The appropriate medical care is give the patient/family the opportunity to be an organ donor if they so wish.
They are paving the way forward for national clinical audit by introducing health equity stratifiers into the audit. #NOCA2025































