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

.RCSI School of Population Health is inviting expressions of interest for the two-year European Postdoctoral Fellowships, a Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions. We would like to hear from experienced researchers in population & public health, epidemiology, data science, health economics, health

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

Register for the next SPHeRE Network Online Symposium titled 'Combining behavioural science theory and community participation to inform financial incentives in smoking cessation services' with Prof Frank Doyle Frank Doyle, on 18th June, 1-2 pm. sphereprogramme.ie/5915-2/

I was pleased to attend the PHM 2025 Conference at QUB. I'm also incredibly thankful to have received the Patient's Choice Poster Prize Award for my PhD research as part of the RCSI COMPASS Project project ! Frank Doyle PSI DHP HealthResearchBoard RCSI School of Population Health SPHeRE

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

Register for the SPHeRE Network Online Symposium titled 'Combining behavioural science theory and community participation to inform financial incentives in smoking cessation services' with Prof Frank Doyle Frank Doyle on 18th June, 1-2 pm. sphereprogramme.ie/5915-2/l

Fabulous setting for our latest ESCAPE Project annual meeting in Bologna!

Register for the SPHeRE Network Online Symposium titled 'Combining behavioural science theory and community participation to inform financial incentives in smoking cessation services' with Prof Frank Doyle Frank Doyle on 18th June, 1-2 pm. sphereprogramme.ie/5915-2/

LAST FEW DAYS to register for the SPHeRE Network Online Symposium titled 'Combining behavioural science theory and community participation to inform financial incentives in smoking cessation services' with Prof Frank Doyle on 18th June, 1-2 pm. sphereprogramme.ie/5915-2/

Last 2 days to Register for the SPHeRE Network Online Symposium titled 'Combining behavioural science theory and community participation to inform financial incentives in smoking cessation services' with Prof Frank Doyle Frank Doyle on 18th June, 1-2 pm. sphereprogramme.ie/5915-2/

A webinar on The Challenge of Population Health: Developing Leaders Who Can Deliver takes place on 25 June. Dr Sarah Barry Sarah E. Barry PhD will discuss how the MSc in Population Health Leadership prepares students to meet challenges of leading population health initiatives.

Lead PI of the COMPASS project, Professor Frank Doyle will present a full oral presentation at the World Conference on Tobacco Control, entitled: “Mixed methods evaluation of a community co-designed financial incentive intervention for Smoking Cessation in Ireland.” 🇮🇪 #WCTC2025

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…

Great paper from Margaret Brennan and HSE Health & Wellbeing Tobacco Free Ireland Programme colleagues highlighting increasing nicotine use in young people over time

So proud of this lovely project at Regional Hospital Mullingar 💜 Huge thanks to the Design & Dignity team at Irish Hospice Foundation for their amazing support throughout. You helped us to create a beautiful, calm space for our families visiting our ICU dept 💜 HSE Dublin and Midlands