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Boy (12) becomes first in Ireland to have pioneering hip procedure
Surgeon carries out transplant in Temple Street hospital after training in US. A 12-year-old boy has become the first person
Tusla National Child and Family Support Week, 17th – 23rd September
Tusla National Child and Family Support Week is a celebration and promotion of the support services that Tulsa provides to parents,
14,000 additional carers are now eligible for free GP Care
Registration for a GP Visit Card is now open and applies to carers who are currently in receipt of either full
Department of Public Health East: North Dublin Measles Outbreak Update
Wednesday, 22nd August 2018. The Department of Public Health East are managing a measles outbreak in the North Dublin area. Since
Papal Visit
Due to the Papal Visit to Dublin this weekend, from Sat 25th to Sun 26th August there will be restricted
Temple Street in partnership with the HSE Quality Improvement Division (QID) launches CASE-STUDY & TOOLKIT to guide Boards in strengthening quality of care
A new case-study and toolkit titled ‘Bringing the Board of Directors on Board with Quality and Safety of Clinical Care’
Prioritised Actions Lead to a Reduction in Waiting Times for children with Scoliosis
Children’s Hospital Group publishes Scoliosis 10 Point Action Plan 2018/2019 to further reduce waiting times through the development of a
HSE confirms five further measles cases bringing total to 11 in current outbreak
HSE PRESS STATEMENT Thursday 9th August Further to recent measles, the HSE has been notified about a further five cases,

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The W82GO Healthy Lifestyles Service was established in 2005 in response to the increasing health problems associated with childhood obesity.

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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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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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