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PSPA Ireland and 10 other organisations sign a letter calling for investment in Neurorehabilitation Services
Sir, Professor Joe Harbison’s opinion piece in today’s Irish Times (14.06.2016) concludes that “those least able to articulate their case will end up with the worst care”. This is not just true for people with stroke but for all the … Continue reading
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Launch of Campaign Calling for Action On Rehabilitation Services “We Need Our Heads Examined”
On Thursday 23rd June, the Neurological Alliance of Ireland, together with fifteen of its member organisations will launch a new campaign “We Need Our Heads Examined” calling for investment in rehabilitation services. There is a dire shortage of rehabilitation services … Continue reading
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Sign up now -VHI Womens Mini Marathon 2016, Monday 6th June
You can run, jog or walk for PSPA Ireland Date: Bank Holiday Monday, 6th June 2016 Distance: 10K Start: Baggot Street, Dublin 2 Finish: Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2 How To Enter: Fill out the application form which … Continue reading
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Join the annual Unity Walk 10th April 2016
PSPA Ireland have joined the Parkinson’s Association again this year for the annual Unity Walk to unite in a common voice to raise awareness of people living with PSP, CBD and Parkinson’s. This day is a great opportunity to get … Continue reading
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Reminder – PSPA Ireland Support Group Meeting, Dublin – Tues. 5th April
Date: Tuesday 5th April 2016 Time: 12.00 h- 14.00h Venue: Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Centre for Nurse Education, Classroom 5, 1st Floor Nelson St., Dublin 7(opposite Eccles Street entrance to Hospital). Places are limited so please book by email: pspa.ireland@gmail.com or … Continue reading
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Factsheet from Neurological Alliance of Ireland on neurological conditions and the asks in the run up to the election
Election Manifesto 2016 800000 Minds Matter
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International Rare Disease Day 2016 – NAI launches conference report
The conference on January 29th brought together the leads of both the rare disease and neurology clinical programmes, together with other stakeholders to explore some of the challenges and potential solutions to improving understanding of and response to the needs … Continue reading
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Tues 15th March, TCD,Understanding and Protecting Your Brain
The NAI and the Irish Brain Council have organised a FREE evening lecture on Tuesday 15th March in Trinity College Dublin entitled “Mind Matters: Understanding and Protecting Your Brain”.
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Dates for your Diary 2016
PSPA Ireland bi-annual meetings with guest speaker/s are held in Dublin. We are holding a number of regional support meetings this year. These venues have been selected to facilitate travel for as many people as possible to access our meetings … Continue reading
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National Electronic Health Record (EHR) – What is it all about?
To find out more check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhzuAzyc_kc&feature=youtu.be Closing date for feedback 31st January 2016
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