Rónán O'Caoimh Archives

Ageing and Frailty

By Miriam Galvin / May 21, 2018

Posted in Special Interest Groups, Frail elderly, Older people, IFIC Scotland, Anne Hendry, Caroline Nicholson, Catherine Donnelly, Emma Nieminen, Gastón Perman, Marco Inzitari, Margaret Whoriskey, Mohamed A. Salem, Rónán O'Caoimh, Sandra Aitcheson, Sarah Mitchell, Sharon Anderson, Ageing and Frailty

Ageing and Frailty SIG aims to facilitate collaboration across disciplines and across Countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of ageing and frailty as a key component of people centred integrated care.

CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS: Integrating Care and Improving Flow for Frail Older Adults through the Development of an Acute Inpatient Frailty Service

By Admin / October 17, 2017

Posted in Conference abstracts, Frail elderly, Bushra Ali, Catherine O'Sullivan, Conor Judge, Edel Mannion, Laura Morrison, Maria Costello, Mary McMahon, Miriam Conry, Orla Sheil, Pauline Burke, Rónán O'Caoimh, Sinéad Bruen, Stephanie Robinson, Zaq Ghafar, National University of Ireland Galway, University Hospital Galway, ICIC17, Europe, Ireland, Acute (emergency) care, People as partners

Integrating Care and Improving Flow for Frail Older Adults through the Development of an Acute Inpatient Frailty Service
Authors: Rónán O’Caoimh , Maria Costello, Conor Judge, Laura Morrison, Zaq Ghafar, Bushra Ali, Edel Mannion, Orla Sheil, Pauline

POSTER ABSTRACTS: Investigating the Management of Diabetes in Nursing Homes in the West of Ireland using a Mixed Methods Approach

By Admin / October 17, 2017

Posted in Poster abstracts, Older people, Lorna Hurley, Máire O'Donnell, Rónán O'Caoimh, Sean Finbarr Dinneen, National Uniersity of Ireland Galway, Saolta Hospital Group, University Hospital Galway, ICIC17, Europe, Ireland, Chronic disease, Learning

Investigating the Management of Diabetes in Nursing Homes in the West of Ireland using a Mixed Methods Approach
Authors: Lorna Hurley , Máire O’Donnell, Rónán O’Caoimh, Sean Finbarr Dinneen
Abstract
Introduction: As populations age there is an increa