By Gary Culliton.
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Forensic Services plans to progress
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
Even more hospitals opt to go smoke-free on Ash Wednesday
By Gary Culliton.
World News
Gary Culliton brings you a round-up of the healthcare-related news making the headlines around the world.
Whatever gets us through the night
Dr Paul Dhillon was the winner of the 2011 Irish Medical Writers Aindreas McEntee Prize for his short story, St Timothy’s.
Talkin’ about a resolution
In the second of his articles on running ahead of the inaugural National Medical Half Marathon in Mayo next May, Ballina GP Dr Scott Walkin focuses on the beginner runner who may be trying to stick to a New Year’s resolution.
Competition for our attention
Dara Gantly looks at the prospect of resolving the competition issue so as to allow full negotiations to take place on a new GP contract and the transformation agenda.
Prospect of ‘personalised’ anti-viral therapy
In his latest Clinical Update, Gary Culliton looks at recent developments in the treatment of the hepatitis C virus and advances made possible by new protease inhibitor therapies.
The death of intelligent Ireland
Dr Ruairi Hanley got the ‘Fore’ star treatment during a recent drive through the Midlands, discovering our wonderful monastic heritage and reaffirming our unique public house traditions.
Green light on hospital savings
Gary Culliton reports on a sustainability project at the Children’s University Hospital, Temple Street, which achieved significant savings in both gas and electricity consumption.