📈 Ketamine use is on the rise in Ireland. Professor @ComiskeyCath, Professor in Healthcare Statistics at the School of Nursing & Midwifery, @tcddublin recently spoke to @thetimes about the use of ketamine by young people in Ireland and emphasised the need for investment in prevention. thetimes.com/world/ireland-w…

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Applications are closing soon for our Postgraduate Certificate in Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis for Healthcare. Study part-time and learn the principles and methods of healthcare specific analyses and epidemiology, and develop skills used in healthcare research.

We are proud to partner with @QUBelfast, @UniStrathclyde, @univofstandrews and the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations on the major €6.8 million SUMIT project (Substance Use and Mental Health Interventions using Digital Technology) supported by #PEACEPLUS, which is managed by @SEUPB. The project will be led by @QUBCommunities1 and aims to transform support for people living with substance use and mental health challenges across Northern Ireland and Ireland using digital interventions. @TCD_SNM will lead the research and evaluation of the project over four years, with a budget of approximately €1 million. Team members include Prof @ComiskeyCath, Dr Sonam Banka- Cullen, Prof Mary Hughes, Dr @pkelly76 and Dr @PhilipJame80375.

"Even when you've lost everything, even when you don't believe in yourself yet, it [recovery] can still be done." Last week saw the launch of a powerful new report 'Mothers in Addiction Recovery Rising: The Will and the Way' which was co-authored with mothers in addiction recovery and centred on their past and current lived experiences. Find out more and read the report ➡️ tcd.ie/nursing-midwifery/new…