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Poet Colette Bryce launched Poems for Patience at Cúirt International Festival of Literature on 22 April 2016

Poet Colette Bryce launched Poems for Patience at Cúirt International Festival of Literature on 22 April 2016

Galway University Hospitals Arts Trust celebrated the thirteenth series of Poems for Patience recently as part of Cúirt International Festival of Literature. Award winning poet Colette Bryce launched the series on the Arts Corridor of University Hospital Galway.
 

Poems for patience XIII

Poems for patience XIII

Galway University Hospitals Arts Trust  in association with Cúirt International Festival of Literature and supported by Poetry Ireland
warmly invites you to the launch of POEMS FOR PATIENCE XIII
 
An exhibition of poems selected and introduced by Colette Bryce
 
On Friday April 22 at 11.00am on the Arts Corridor, University Hospital, Galway
 

Healthy Ireland Initiative ' Swap and Save' launched at Portiuncula University Hospital

Healthy Ireland Initiative ' Swap and Save' launched at Portiuncula University Hospital

A Healthy Ireland Initiative ' Swap and Save' was launched at Portiuncula University Hospital Catering Department on 13 April in relation to soup and salad items. Also on the day the initiative highlighted the calorie count of two popular lunch items, which highlighted a significant difference in calorie counts. 

 

Roscommon University Hospital wins Celebrating Leadership & Innovation Award in Older Peoples Services

Roscommon University Hospital wins Celebrating Leadership & Innovation Award in Older Peoples Services

Roscommon University Hospital Skin Surveillance Booklet Poster Presentation wins first place at the a the Office of Nursing and Midwifery Directorate Summit “Celebrating Leadership & Innovations in Older Peoples Services”  held in Dublin Castle recently. 

Women's Health Awareness Evening

Women's Health Awareness Evening

Visiting restrictions still in place at Sligo University Hospital

Sligo University Hospital continues to seek the co-operation of the public to prevent spread of vomiting and diarrhoea in the hospital
The following visiting restrictions apply:
 -No visiting is allowed, except for End of Life situations and other exceptional circumstances, as agreed with the specific ward manager in advance of visiting.
-No children are allowed visit at this time, as they may be particularly susceptible to the illness.

County Donegal Heart Attack Patients soon to Benefit from New Cross Border Service

County Donegal Heart Attack Patients soon to Benefit from New Cross Border Service

Today (7 April 2016) has seen a significant milestone in the development of a cross border cardiology service, which will soon see Donegal patients having access to 24/7 primary Percutaneous Coronary Invention (pPCI Services) at Altnagelvin Hospital. This progress was marked with the co-signing of a comprehensive cross border Service Level Agreement by Western Trust Chief Executive, Elaine Way and Saolta University Health Care Group Chief Executive, Maurice Power.
 

Healthy Ireland Initiative Launched at Merlin Park University Hospital

Healthy Ireland Initiative Launched at Merlin Park University Hospital

A Healthy Ireland Initiative 'Swap and Save' was launched at Merlin Park University Hospital canteen on 06 April to highlight how a few small changes to our diet can result in weight loss and overall health improvement.  This initiative is also in keeping with the HSE policy on implementing calories to menus in staff canteens.
 
Pictured at the launch, Laura Reilly (Nutrition and Health Science Student, AIT); Pamela Normoyle (Healthy Ireland Lead, Galway and Roscommon);

‘Fampyra - My Story’ by artist Seamus Burke exhibits at University Hospital Galway

‘Fampyra - My Story’ by artist Seamus Burke exhibits at University Hospital Galway

‘Fampyra - My Story’ an exhibition by artist Seamus Burke was launched on the arts corridor of UHG today, Tuesday, April 05  by Mags Ryan, Community Development worker with the Multiple Sclerosis Society. The exhibition will be on display in the arts corridor until Monday 18 April.
 

Visiting restrictions in place at Sligo University Hospital

Visiting restrictions in place at Sligo University Hospital

Sligo University Hospital is requesting that visitors do not attend at the hospital due to the presence of Norovirus (vomiting bug) in a number of wards in the hospital. 
 
The hospital is seeking the co-operation of the general public in preventing the spread of this infection through adherence to the following measures:
 

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