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Distraction carries a price in #neonatal simulated resuscitation Mask leak (31.0 vs 15.9 %) Minute volume (202.0 vs 253.0 mL/kg/min) Respiratory rate (29.0 vs 33.0/min) Keep your eye on the patient! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39578042/ #neoTwitter #Pediatrics

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Wexford General Hospital working with patient partners, staff and Parkinson’s Ireland in creating awareness of the importance of Parkinson’s meds on time every time.

Recognising colleagues and sharing the love on St Valentine’s Day ❤️ St Michaels Hospital HSE Dublin and South East St Vincent's University Hospital (SVUH)

Fantastic. Well done all. Situational Awareness For Everyone. Communication and timely decision making HSE Dublin and South East Royal College of Physicians of Ireland Paul Gallagher Susan Keane

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HSE values - care compassion trust and learning - can we tick all the boxes?

In the midst of what can be a very hectic ever changing system so important to take time to reflect - with obvious outcomes for patients and staff, which is always our end goal.

Values in Action

Me old mate…the great Mike Ryan. The world needs to stop Israel from its genocidal goals….NOW.

Well done to our QPS team on being shortlisted for the ‘Healthcare Initiative – Patient Safety’ category at the Irish Healthcare Centre Awards for their In-hospital cardiac arrest pilot audit project.👏 Best of luck at the awards tomorrow!

Made possible through engagement of the enrolled hospitals, RTOs, Sinead Brennan, Dr Nigel Salter and ICNARC. A standardised reliable rate of in-hospital cardiac arrest and ROSC for 9 acute hospitals in Ireland ERC - European Resuscitation Council Irish Heart Foundation now let’s work on improvement 👏

Real leaders drive real engagement 🙌

Be safe Carrie ❤️🙏. An incredible human being. You can donate here 👇 icrc.org/en?fbclid=PAQ0…

Apixaban perioperatively #FOAMed St James's Hospital

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Same goes for those without a voice old and young 😍

We have issued a statement on the use of paracetamol medicines during pregnancy. Paracetamol is an important treatment option for the management of fever and pain in pregnancy and available evidence does not link its use to causing autism in children. For our full statement,