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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 –
Latest drone footage of new children’s hospital
The latest footage of the new children’s hospital is now available to view on our videos page. Please go to
Irish children strike a climate blow
School strikes against climate change will escalate in Ireland on March 15th. The world is witnessing “an unprecedented rising”, declares
The Late Late Show goes behind the scenes at Temple Street Children’s Hospital
The Late Late Show goes behind the scenes at Temple Street Children’s Hospital to hear from the children and families
Notice for parents following suspension of INMO Industrial Action this week (w/c 11/02/19)
The INMO Industrial Action scheduled for three days this week (Tues 12th – Thurs 14th February) has been suspended. OPD
Trends in road transport collision deaths in the Irish paediatric population
‘Trends in Road Transport Collision deaths in the Irish paediatric population: a retrospective review of mortality data, 1991-2015’ conducted by
Call for abstracts – CHI Annual Nursing Research Conference 9th April
CHI Annual Nursing Research Conference is scheduled for Tues 9th April and the call for abstracts is now open. Please

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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.

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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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Temple Street’s Child Safeguarding Statement

Coming to Temple Street?

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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