Sloan Harper
02/12/2020 @ All Day –
This webinar focuses on the medium and long term impacts of Covid-19 on the person and the implications for health and social care delivery.
25/10/2020 @ All Day –
The webinar focuses on rehabilitation care and how various initiatives in Ireland are enhancing the experience of integrated care for patients, informal caregivers and health care professionals.
07/10/2020 @ All Day –
As part of IFIC Ireland’s 2020 webinar series Making Integrated Care Happen, Cormac Russell and Michelle Nelson will discuss the opportunities and challenges now presented to realising Integrated Community Care based on community strength, co-production and intersectoral working throughout our communities, organisations, and systems.
Inclusion Health and understanding the Social Determinants of Health – Making Integrated Care Happen
11/08/2020 @ All Day –
Inclusion health is a service, research, and policy agenda that aims to prevent and redress health and social inequities among the most vulnerable and excluded populations. Addressing social inequalities to ensure the best health outcomes for populations at risk at the earliest possible point of intervention can help to benefit lifelong health.
10/03/2020 @ All Day –
IFIC Ireland and the Irish Hospice Foundation are delighted to partner on the second webinar in our 2020 series focussed on Palliative and End-of-Life Care in Ireland. Rebecca Lloyd, Public Engagement Officer for the Irish Hospice Foundation will speak about the importance of Advance Care Planning and the Think Ahead programme operated by the Irish Hospice Foundation which enables individuals to think and plan ahead for their end of life care.
18/02/2020 @ All Day –
Social prescribing, sometimes referred to as community referral, is a means of enabling GPs, nurses and other primary care professionals to refer people to a range of local, non-clinical services.
13/10/2021 @ All Day –
Daily Covid-19 case numbers, hospital occupancy, vaccines administered and the focus on data availability and modelling of the Covid-19 pandemic have occupied news headlines for more than 18 months.
29/09/2021 @ All Day –
The deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to support clinical decision-making, screening programs, patient self-management and stratify populations on the basis of health risk is increasing across of sectors of health care.
15/09/2021 @ All Day –
Continuous quality improvement in healthcare is “the systematic use of methods and tools to try to continuously improve the quality of care and outcomes for patients” (Kings Fund, 2019). Monitoring progress and measuring success to understand the impact of change and improvements are vital steps in the process.
01/09/2021 @ All Day –
Virtual care has experienced unpredictable rapid growth across the globe with the onset of Covid-19. The initial response to reduce clinical interventions across all levels of care so that priority for treatment could be afforded to those most impacted by the disease required health and social care systems to swiftly implement, scale and support virtual care options to provide appropriate interventions and continuity of care for all.
07/07/2021 @ All Day –
The proliferation of remote health monitoring options, reduced cost and time to delivery for mobile apps combined with a pressing need to reduce physical and social contacts in the time of a pandemic, has lead to swift implementation of innovative solutions.
03/03/2021 @ All Day –
Jim Phillips, the Centre for Empowering Patients and Communities, and Dr Austin O’Carroll, SafetyNet Primary Care and North Dublin City GP Training, will introduce the area of Patient Empowerment and engaging service users in design, delivery and evolution of health and social care services.
10/03/2022 @ All Day –
IFIC Ireland in association with the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) presents “Transforming Health and Social Care across Ireland: Delivering Lifelong People-centred Care” on Thursday, 10 March 2022 in O’Reilly Hall University College Dublin.
The International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) has today launched a paper in response to the recent resignations of the two most senior members of the team implementing the Sláintecare reform programme in Ireland and the restructuring of the Sláintecare Implementation Advisory Council.