Heart Failure Awareness Week took place from Monday 29th April to Sunday 5th May 2024 and the staff of Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore along with the Irish Association of Heart Failure Nurses (IAHFN) were busy raising awareness amongst hospital staff and the general public. Heart Failure can be an alarming diagnosis. Many people do not understand the term whilst many more underestimate their individual risk which can affect as many as 1 in 5 of us during our lifetime.
Directory of Services to assist older people to Live Well at Home launched
CHO7 and DMHG Enhanced Community Care Programme Staff Conference will be held on Friday 29th September 2023.
The sixth National Inpatient Experience Survey began on 1st May 2024 and will run throughout the month of May in all public acute hospitals in Ireland including the Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore. The survey is part of the National Care Experience Programme, a joint initiative by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA), the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the Department of Health.
Research says 77% of women experience loneliness during pregnancy and early motherhood
LET’S CONNECT campaign launched to mark World Maternal Mental Health Day
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly T.D. officially opened the Swan Ward in Naas General Hospital today, Friday, April 12th.
Regional Hospital Mullingar are today announcing the extended opening hours of Mullingar Minor Injury Unit located at Charter Medical Private Hospital Ballinderry
Today is National No Smoking Day and to mark this occasion, Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore (MRHT) officially launch their new Tobacco Free Campus Policy backed by a range of support services to help people who want to stop smoking.
HSE highlighting access for community and hospital services and encouraging the public to look at all options available as hospital and community health services expect to be busy.
NGH, DMHG and CHO7 have announced the opening of Naas Hospital Injury Unit located in Vista Primary Care, Naas and operated by Affidea.
26th January 2024: Naas General Hospital (NGH) has relaunched Hospital Watch, a proactive crime prevention programme in hospital settings. Similar to a residential Neighbourhood Watch scheme, Hospital Watch operates as a partnership between An Garda Síochána, the Health Service Executive, staff, patients and visitors with the aim of preventing crime within the hospital setting.
This week is National Grief Awareness Week, from the 22nd-28th January, and Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise are focusing on encouraging people to be more grief aware and encourage conversations about death and grief.
National Grief Awareness Week is from the 22nd-28th January with the campaign focusing on encouraging people to be more grief aware and encourage conversations about this typically uncomfortable subject.
Two newly developed family rooms, one sensory room located in the hospital Emergency Department (E.D.) and the “Bluebell Room” located on Clonmacnoise ward at the Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore were officially opened.
HSE encouraging the public to consider all healthcare options this January
HSE encouraging the public to consider all healthcare options this January
Congratulations and best wishes to the first Laois babies born on New Year’s Day 2024 at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise.
Increasing levels of community transmission leads to significant increase in number of flu and COVID hospitalisations
In case you or your loved one find yourself in the Emergency Department (ED) this Christmas or New Year
In case you or your loved one find yourself in the Emergency Department (ED) this Christmas or New Year
Midlands keep well: Christmas and New Year Holiday Message from the Midland Hospitals and Midlands Louth Meath Community Health Organisation
Kildare keep well: Christmas and New Year Holiday Message from Naas General Hospital and HSE Dublin South, Kildare West Wicklow (CHO7)
Walk-in Flu clinics for children available on 27th and 28th of December at Peamount Healthcare
Midland Hospitals are urging you to protect yourself from COVID-19 and Flu this winter
Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) Week, celebrated 13th -19th November 2023, is an annual international celebration which recognises the incredible contributions of ANP professionals.
Danish tourist returns to Naas General Hospital to thank staff who saved his life
HSE highlighting access for community and hospital services and encouraging the public to look at all options available as hospital and community health services expect to be busy
Today, Friday 20th October the Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore (MRHT) relaunched Hospital Watch, a proactive crime prevention programme in hospital settings. Similar to a residential Neighbourhood Watch scheme, Hospital Watch operates as a partnership between An Garda Síochána, the Health Service Executive, staff, patients and visitors with the aim of preventing crime within the hospital setting.
The HSE’s winter vaccination programme got underway last week with the roll out of the free flu vaccine and COVID-19 autumn booster to recommended groups including healthcare workers.
The HSE’s winter vaccination programme got underway last week with the roll out of the free flu vaccine and COVID-19 Autumn booster to recommended groups including Healthcare workers
The HSE’s winter vaccination programme gets underway this week with the roll out of the free flu vaccine and COVID-19 Autumn booster to recommended groups including Healthcare workers.
CEO of the Health Service Executive, Mr. Bernard Gloster visited Abbeyleix Community campus on Thursday 21st September.
Staff at Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore (MRHT) have been raising awareness about medication safety to mark World Patient Safety Day (WPSD) which takes place on the 17th of September, 2023. The theme of this year’s WPSD is “Engaging patients for patient safety”.
An estimated 703,000 people die by suicide worldwide each year.*
Midland Hospitals and Offaly County Council raise awareness and ask communities to be aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis and ask healthcare workers ‘could this be sepsis’?
An estimated 703,000 people die by suicide worldwide each year.*