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Systematic review of trauma triage tools and how variables within them are hetergeneous, from TRAUMA Study RCSI School of Population Health link.springer.com/article/10.100…

We will be at the RCSI research day next Wednesday, where we are excited to discuss the protocol for our new Research Ireland-funded PROMISE study of network analysis methods (Poster #018). Frank Doyle Fiona Boland RCSI School of Population Health RCSI Research and Innovation

Have you completed an exercise programme for Arthritis, such as GLA:D or Be Active with Arthritis? Do you live near Kilcoole Co.Wicklow? Interested in trying a new physical activity coaching intervention to help maintain your activity long-term? Email:[email protected]

SPHeRE Network 11th Annual Conference Louise and Olga from the NOCA team are presenting posters at #SPHERE2025 today. Olga’s poster (no4) looks at ‘Assessing Inclusion of Health Equity Stratifers in National Clinical Audits’. Louise is at Poster no 5 with her PhD Supervisor,

Congrats to Eunice Phillip Eunice T Phillip on being named the Engaged Research Award Winner at Research Day 2025 at RCSI for the project, Community Perspectives on Health Needs and Assets in Sláintecare Healthy Community Programme (SHCP) areas in Dublin. RCSI Research and Innovation

On World Kidney Day I remember my mum, a patient pioneer of CAPD education in Ireland in 1989 - showing staff who made CAPD equipment how this technology was keeping her alive. An early example of a PPI initiative! Irish Kidney Association RCSI School of Population Health Baxter International

Dr Lisa Mellon, Dr Dr. Alan Maddock and Dr Maria Pertl from RCSI Health Psychology will deliver a webinar on sleep, stress, and social connections as part of National Arthritis Week on 3 April. Annie Curtis - Clock Lab RCSI Irish Society of Lifestyle Medicine For more info and to register visit:

ESCAPE Receives One-Year Extension to Maximise Impact escape-project.org/news-and-event…

Wonderful coverage of the Women's Health Research Network and RCSI Department of Health Psychology's Dr Caroline Kelleher in this week's Echo. echolive.ie/wow/arid-41618… RCSI School of Population Health RCSI

Congratulations to the 200 students who graduated from the RCSI Certificate in Lifestyle Medicine. Many congratulations for successfully completing the 6 pillars: Stress Management, Nutrition, Smoking, Sleep, Physical Activity, Alcohol & Substance Use with your degree studies.

Do sophisticated psychometric analyses really matter? That is the question we set out to address here in this new paper from PsychometricsMatter RCSI Health Psychology RCSI School of Population Health. most important thing is to eliminate poor items. jclinepi.com/article/S0895-…

Final important result is that using factor analysis models, or at least the good items included in then, might increase trial effect sizes by approximately 10%

What impact do psychometrics have on clinical trial outcomes. Our latest Research Ireland funded paper with Frank Doyle and Fiona Boland highlights the importance of valid measurement items. RCSI Health Psychology RCSI School of Population Health sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Could antidepressants be more effective than we think? Researchers RCSI School of Population Health used advanced psychometric methods on clinical trial data, showing efficacy outcomes may rise by up to 10% when non-contributory questions are removed. 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.jcli… #RCSIdiscover

Looking forward to sharing the methods and preliminary results of our RCSI COMPASS Project project, funded by HealthResearchBoard and HSE Health & Wellbeing

Looking forward to discussing our Research Ireland funded study on how network analysis could be used to potentially improve clinical trial analyses at the Northern Ireland BPS and PSI DHP PHM2025 conference (poster#30). RCSI Health Psychology RCSI School of Population Health Frank Doyle Fiona Boland

A huge congratulations to Reham A. Lasheen from team COMPASS, who was awarded the Patient’s Choice Poster Prize at the Psychology, Health and Medicine Conference hosted by Queen’s University Belfast on the 27th May 2025 👏🎉 RCSI School of Population Health

A massive well done to Lead PI of the COMPASS project, Professor Frank Doyle, who presented at the World Conference on Tobacco Control Today in Dublin!👏 Prof. Doyle highlighted findings from our co-design workshops held with community members and healthcare staff. #WCTC2025

New from Maria Pertl Frank Doyle Effective maNagement of depression among patients witH cANCEr (ENHANCE... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Evolution of nicotine product use in Ireland 2015–2023, and associatio... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…