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Newly established Pathfinder team with NAS Advanced Paramedics & LUH Physios & OTs responding to low-acuity 999/112 calls for over 65s.
Letterkenny, Co Donegal
Joined April 2023
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The official photo has arrived!🥳 Thank you to all our key stakeholders for making the journey to Dublin for us, but mostly making this little dream become a reality. (Donegal GP/LUH lab managers/LUH hospital manager/Pathfinder team members & NAS managers -all pictured below)
🎊🎊🎊WINNER 🎊🎊🎊
National Innovation Award
'Best Hospital Avoidance'
Thank you #sparksummit2025 for believing in our project as much as we did! We've achieved so much having you as our wingman. Here's to innovative healthcare🥂
We are delighted to announce we've made finalist for Best Hospital Avoidance!! 🥳Winners announced 11th June in Dublin Convention centre, Wish us luck.🍀#sparksummit2025
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Gary Gardiner of @AmbulanceNAS presenting research on point of care blood testing by Letterkenny Pathfinder team at EMS 2025 in Stockholm #ems2025 @European_EMS
As 2024 closes, so does our pilot on POC blood testing. What a year & what a success for ACP in NAS! Thank you to everyone who has supported us. We're delighted to have achieved so much-with added integration of local cardiac team to avoid ED admissions. Now, lets gets writing!🥳
Go team, well deserved award🙌
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Congratulations!🥳
Clinical Specialist OT Rosaleen Green, Principal Paramedicine Tutor Gary Gardiner and Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Catherine Kelly accepted a 2nd place award on behalf of the Pathfinder Project Letterkenny at the Patient Flow Award Ceremony yesterday!
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Wonderful initiative from #Pathfinder Letterkenny @PathfinderACP on Point of Care #POC blood testing in the home - so much potential! @AmbulanceNAS #PHECC24
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Congratulations to @PathfinderLUH on this important project for Donegal.
Great poster presentation and work progress @AssocEmergMedIE 2024.
@SaoltaEd
@AmbulanceNAS
@HSEWestNorthWes
@GaryGar10114613
@cathfoxkelly
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Huge congratulations to Catherine Kelly, Gary Gardiner and the entire Donegal Pathfinder team, winners of best poster in the "Access and Integration" category in today's #HSEConference24. Well deserved recognition of their innovative work in bedside blood testing.
All about the press this week! 🎤Well done to Gary & Catherine speaking on Highland Radio earlier this morning highlighting the hard work our team has been doing. @AmbulanceNAS @PathfinderACP @saoltagroup @LetterkennyEM
And the best part of the job??
Seeing the difference we are making to our patients in their own homes. 🥳 @AmbulanceNAS @PathfinderACP @saoltagroup @LetterkennyEM
Raphoe couple Claire and Frank Laird have shared their experience of using the service in recent weeks.
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Raphoe couple Claire and Frank Laird have shared their experience of using the service in recent weeks.
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Many thanks to the Medical Science Department, local GPs, Ambulance & Hospital management in the development of this exciting project @AmbulanceNAS @PathfinderACP @saoltagroup @LetterkennyEM
Almost three weeks since the launch of our pilot project for Point of Care Blood Testing. This gives us a better clinical understanding of what is going on with our elderly patients & enhancing our decision making process. @AmbulanceNAS @PathfinderACP @saoltagroup @LetterkennyEM
Pathfinder Letterkenny is one year on the road today 🚑 What a year it has been, 487 calls with 81% remaining safely at home. An important year for learning & team development, but the best is yet to come! #watchthisspace
@AmbulanceNAS @PathfinderACP @saoltagroup @LetterkennyEM
Amazing innovation to enhance our clinical practice for our patients. It is so exciting to see the potential for AI driven medical tools. 🤖
The GaitKeeper smartphone app is here.
It is a revolutionary new medical tool developed by staff at TUH and software experts to help doctors identify chronic illnesses.
Prof Seán Kennelly explains how it works...
@SPKennelly, @InnovateTUH, @lulunugent