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Peritoneal Dialysis: Training video for parents and families
A new video on peritoneal dialysis for parents and families is now available here. Peritoneal dialysis is a lifesaving treatment
Avoid the Mind Monsters – HSE’s mental health advice for young people preparing for exams
The HSE today (Thursday 2nd May) has launched a new phase of a mental health information programme for young people,
Join the resistance – clean your hands
Advice for World Hand Hygiene Day, Sunday 5th May 2019 Do you know what the simplest thing you can do
European Immunisation Week
It’s #EuropeanImmunisationWeek. Check here for more info on why the safe and effective MMR vaccine is vital for you and
Third National Children’s Nursing Specialist Seminar – Thursday May 2nd 2019
See full programme, abstract submission and registration details here.
A New Patient Registration & Management System
Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) is introducing an integrated Patient Registration and Management System called iPMS (Integrated Patient Management System) iPMS
Sort that cough without an antibiotic
www.undertheweather.ie Winter is packing its bags and the flu season is coming to an end, but we still have to
CHI Annual Nursing Research Conference – Tues 9th April 2019
Calling all paediatric nurses. You are now invited to book a place on the CHI Annual Nursing Research Conference –

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Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) at Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght and Connolly is working towards the opening of two Paediatric Outpatients and Urgent Care Centres.

Metabolic.ie

The National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (NCIMD) is a referral centre for any child diagnosed with or suspected of having a metabolic genetic disorder.

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Craniofacial disorders are complex conditions affecting the soft tissues or bones of the face and/or the head.

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Sick babies and children aged 0 years to 16 years are cared for in 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 Temple Street families and staff. €1 of every one of these payment is donated to the Temple Street Foundation. Read More

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