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Influenza Vaccine Information for Parents/Carers of Children and Adolescents with Allergies
This winter (2021/2022) the national immunisation committee (NIAC) have recommended that all children between ages 2 and 17yrs receive the
Early onset of Winter activity across Children’s Health Ireland hospitals
Children’s Health Ireland Statement – Winter activity across CHI October 2021 Early onset of Winter activity across Children’s Health Ireland
Happy Lámh day from all in CHI
Children’s Health Ireland is delighted to be celebrating Lámh Day 2021 The theme of this year’s Lámh Day is
Children’s Health Ireland Clinical Research Centre (CHI-CRC) one of five Clinical Research Facilities in Ireland to benefit from HRB investment of €22 million as announced today
CHI-CRC is one of five clinical research facilities/centres around Ireland receiving funding from the Health Research Board to drive participation
New gene therapy to treat children with Spinal Muscular Atrophy approved in Ireland. Development welcomed by Children’s Health Ireland, St James’s Hospital and Trinity College following first successful clinical trials on four Irish babies and children
Children’s Health Ireland (CHI), St. James’s Hospital and Trinity College Dublin have welcomed the news today that the HSE has
National Breastfeeding Week 4th – 8th October 2021
It is widely accepted that breastmilk is the preferred source of nutrition for the majority of babies. We in Children’s
Babies with Books Read-a-thon 2021
Reading to babies while they are in hospital helps their development, not only in hospital but into infancy and childhood.
Another Major Milestone achieved for the new children’s hospital project with the substantial completion of the Outpatient & Emergency Care Unit, CHI at Tallaght
NPHDB hands over the new facility to Children’s Health Ireland for commissioning of services The new facilities in CHI at

Emergency Department

Temple Street’s ED (Emergency Department) is, as always, open 24/7 for babies, toddlers, children and teens aged 0 to the eve of their 16th birthday are cared for in CHI at Temple Street.

SpinaB.ie

Announcing our new website for parents and families of children with Spina Bifida and those children too. Information on all aspects of Spina Bifida and the MDT in CHI at Temple Street with associated research and resources.

Metabolic.ie

The National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (NCIMD) is the Irish referral centre for children with metabolic genetic disorders. We diagnose and care for families affected by metabolic disorders using a holistic and family-centred approach. We have a multidisciplinary team at NCIMD with extensive experience in the acute and long-term management of metabolic disorders.

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CHI at Temple Street’s Child Safeguarding Statement

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Sick babies and children from 0 to the eve of their 16^th birthday are cared for in CHI at Temple Street

A hospital visit, whether a clinic appointment or a longer stay, can be stressful. Within this area you will find information about the hospital to help you prepare your child for their visit. We have also designed a number of resources which your child may enjoy using before their visit.

The Q-Park on Marlborough Street, D1 offers a special rate of €6 for up to 24 hours to CHI at Temple Street families and staff. €1 of every one of these payment is donated to the Temple Street Foundation. Read More

Careers

All jobs across CHI with locations in Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght, Connolly and in CHI offices are now advertised on CHI.jobs

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