#Emergency Care Week

17/01/21 Scenes at set up Emergency dept at Dublin

#Emergency Care Week

An Irish Examiner and Cork University Hospital campaign to promote awareness of how an effective Emergency Department functions.

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

$<p>Flick through the pages of the Let's Talk Emergency Care booklet for valuable expert advice on rapid responses to a range of common health concerns, from burns and fevers to fractures and heart attacks.</p>$

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Is your accident an emergency? Your answer is in this booklet

Rapid responses to fevers, burns, heart attacks and much more: #Emergency Care Week, an Irish Examiner and Cork University Hospital public health campaign

<p>Dr Jason van der Velde is a prehospital emergency medicine physician with West Cork Rapid Response. Picture: Denis Minihane.</p>

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In safe hands: the people who respond to critical injuries in extraordinary circumstances

<p>Louise O’Regan with her daughter Isabelle and sons Jack and Alex, who was rushed to CUH due to a severe allergic reaction. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

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Designs on a new emergency department for children at CUH

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'I certainly thought my number was up': William back on the farm after devastating accident

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These are the main reasons people go to the Emergency Department

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How do doctors relieve stress and what lessons can we learn from them?

'Freak occurrences are hard to predict': How hospitals plan for unpredictable events

Emergency departments engage in advance planning for many scenarios, writes Colette Sheridan

Wed, 28 Jul, 2021

Agri fatality rates eight times higher than other Irish industries

The level of farm accidents is not decreasing. Emergency Medicine Specialist gives advice on how to keep safe

Tue, 27 Jul, 2021

Air India disaster saw Cork's emergency services rally to deal with the aftermath

CUH played a key role in the aftermath of one of the worst ever cases of aviation terrorism, as all 329 passengers on Air India flight 182 were killed, writes Ray Ryan

Tue, 27 Jul, 2021

Emergency healthcare: When the right actions can save lives

EMERGENCY CARE WEEK: Monday, July 26, to Saturday, July 31, 2021. An Irish Examiner and Cork University Hospital campaign to promote awareness of how an effective Emergency Department functions, a wealth of at-home healthcare tips, and insights on plans for a dedicated new Children's Emergency Department at CUH

Mon, 26 Jul, 2021

How the Buttevant rail disaster changed lives forever

The worst Irish rail disaster in modern times claimed 18 lives, injured nearly 70 others, and resulted in heroic responses from public and voluntary services

Mon, 26 Jul, 2021

#Emergency Care Week

An Irish Examiner and Cork University Hospital campaign to promote awareness of how an effective Emergency Department functions.

Is your accident an emergency? Your answer is in this booklet

In safe hands: the people who respond to critical injuries in extraordinary circumstances

Designs on a new emergency department for children at CUH

'I certainly thought my number was up': William back on the farm after devastating accident

These are the main reasons people go to the Emergency Department

How do doctors relieve stress and what lessons can we learn from them?

'Freak occurrences are hard to predict': How hospitals plan for unpredictable events

Agri fatality rates eight times higher than other Irish industries

Air India disaster saw Cork's emergency services rally to deal with the aftermath

Emergency healthcare: When the right actions can save lives

How the Buttevant rail disaster changed lives forever

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Mick Clifford

#Emergency Care Week

An Irish Examiner and Cork University Hospital campaign to promote awareness of how an effective Emergency Department functions.

Is your accident an emergency? Your answer is in this booklet

In safe hands: the people who respond to critical injuries in extraordinary circumstances

Designs on a new emergency department for children at CUH

'I certainly thought my number was up': William back on the farm after devastating accident

These are the main reasons people go to the Emergency Department

How do doctors relieve stress and what lessons can we learn from them?

'Freak occurrences are hard to predict': How hospitals plan for unpredictable events

Agri fatality rates eight times higher than other Irish industries

Air India disaster saw Cork's emergency services rally to deal with the aftermath

Emergency healthcare: When the right actions can save lives

How the Buttevant rail disaster changed lives forever

Latest

Mick Clifford

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