Meath schoolboy, James Morgan celebrated his ninth birthday late last year. As well as welcoming a new year, James and his mum Karen welcomed a new national health development that is particularly significant for them both – the launch of the new National Genetics and Genomics Strategy.
Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) and its interdisciplinary Chronic Pancreatitis team recently showcased an innovative mobile phone app, termed the SmartCP app that empowers patients to take control of their Chronic Pancreatitis and will improve communication with the Hospital team.
New National Genetics Strategy to enhance lives
Meath schoolboy, James Morgan celebrated his ninth birthday late last year. As well as welcoming a new year, James and his mum Karen welcomed a new national health development that is particularly significant for them both – the launch of the new National Genetics and Genomics Strategy.
Tallaght University Hospital developing Chronic Pancreatitis App
Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) and its interdisciplinary Chronic Pancreatitis team recently showcased an innovative mobile phone app, termed the SmartCP app that empowers patients to take control of their Chronic Pancreatitis and will improve communication with the Hospital team.