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        Educate to care: A training needs analysis of Irish registered mental nurses in physical health and physical health skills.

        Power, Brendan; Dublin West/South West Mental Health Service; National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG). (2013-04-16)
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        The effectiveness of seat-belt legislation in the Republic of Ireland [thesis]

        Murphy, Mary; Health Service Executive South, North Cork Community Service (University College Dublin (UCD), 1986-03)
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        Emergency nurses experiences of family witnessed resuscitation in an Irish general hospital setting: a qualitative study [thesis by Wayne Thompson]

        Thompson, Wayne; Health Service Executive (HSE) (Waterford Institute of Technology, 2008-06-16)
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        Epidemiological study of falls in Ireland based on incident and claims data created on STARSWeb from 2004-2008 / [thesis] by Irene Frances O'Byrne-Maguire

        O’ Byrne-Maguire, Irene Frances; State Claims Agency - Clinical Indemnity Scheme (University College Dublin (UCD), 2009-05)
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        Evaluation of a cognitive behavioural group intervention for the treatment of complicated grief [thesis] / by Angela Pugh, B. Soc. Sc. CQSW, Dip. Psychotherapy (Gestalt)

        Pugh, Angela; Health Service Executive (HSE) (University of Dublin (Trinity College), 2003-10)
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        An evaluation of a medical assessment unit in a general hospital

        Sheahan, Hannah M.T. (2001)
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        An evaluation of nursing practices regarding delirium assessments in adult critical care units in Western seaboard region of Ireland

        Anbu, Ajoy Sunil; National University of Ireland, Galway (2014-08)
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        An evaluation of the effectiveness of the 'People Management Legal Framework Training' in facilitating managers to implement people management policies in the Irish Health Service Executive

        Barrett, Anne; Health Service Executive; Health Service Executive (Trinity College Dublin, 2016-09)
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        The Experiences of Mothers of the Marketing of First Infant Foods: A Systematic Review

        Clinton, Christine; Trinity College Dublin (2019-10)
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        An Exploration of Older's People People's Experiences of Participation in Community Lunch Clubs in Galway City [Thesis] / by Laura Martin

        Martin, Laura; Health Service Executive (NUI Galway, 2012-05)
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        An exploration of the learning-performance gap in relation to the implementation of person centred plans in disability service / [thesis] by Patricia Bannon

        Bannon, Patricia; Health Service Executive (HSE) (Dublin City University (DCU), 2010-06)
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        An exploratory study into the level of job satisfaction of nurses and midwives [thesis]

        Conway, Gillian (2007)
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        Exploring key working: parents' perceptions of key workers in Clare Early Intervention Service (CEIS) / [thesis] by Brigid Mullins for Masters in Health Science (Primary Care)

        Mullins, Brigid; Health Service Executive (HSE) (National University of Galway Ireland, 2008-09)
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        Exploring the experience of women who undergo a late disclosure of pregnancy / [thesis] by Clare Thynne

        Thynne, Clare; Health Service Executive (HSE) (National University of Ireland (NUI) Galway, 2006-06-02)
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        Factors associated with forensic clinical examiners offering HIV nPEP treatment to patients following rape or sexual assault

        Marshall, Deborah (Marshall, Deborah, 2015-07)
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        Flexibile endoscope reprocessing in the Republic of Ireland : staff education and testing of automatic endoscope reprocessors

        Mc Namee, John; University of the Highlands and Islands ; University Hospital Galway (2014-07-28)
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        General practitioners' working in primary care teams' perceptions of the community mental health team for older people service provision in a rural health service executive region / [thesis] by Margaret Kerlin

        Kerlin, Margaret; Health Service Executive (HSE) (Trinity College Dublin (TCD), 2008-09)
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        Health promotion in the workplace: employers and employee’s perspectives / by Adrienne McDonnell [thesis]

        McDonnell, Adrienne (2013-11)
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        Illicit drug and alochol use during pregnancy as a child protection issue: multi-disciplinary views: a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the M. Sc. in Child Protection and Welfare

        Curran, Liam (2007)
        This thesis examines the views and explores the experiences of fourteen professionals who deliver services to pregnant women, some of whom use alcohol and illicit drugs during pregnancy. This is an area that appears to receive little attention within child welfare and protection policy, and remains somewhat of a contested area of practice. Ireland is unique within international jurisdictions due to the Constitutional protection it affords the unborn under Article 40.3.3 of the Constitution (Bunreacht na hEireann 1937). However, the foetus may suffer harm as a result of drug and alcohol habits during pregnancy. The study sought professional views from three key areas of service delivery to these women, and posed the question; “Is parental consumption of drugs and alcohol in pregnancy a child protection concern for them as professionals?” The study reviews the relevant literature, looking at international developments in the in the field of drug and alcohol use/misuse during pregnancy. The study examines the issues of illicit drugs, seeking to demonstrate recent developments, as it concentrates on the issues of alcohol consumption in pregnancy. It looks at the issues of legislation, policy and procedure. It examines the practice of multi-disciplinary interprofessional work in this emerging area of social care practice. The study was undertaken by adopting qualitative techniques of semistructured interviews with the professionals concerned. The analysis of data was structured around five key themes which are reviewed and analyzed within this study. The research findings and discussion help to shed light on this contested area of practice. The findings demonstrate that there is a significant level of concern among professionals engaged in the services studied. Concerns were expressed about the lack of clarity and procedure, the ad hoc service structures and the lack of clarity on the rights of the unborn. The study closes with seven key recommendations for future consideration and deliberation.
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        The impact of team based performance management on team effectiveness in the Irish health service: assessing the intervening roles of team empowerment and time / [thesis] by John Brehony

        Brehony, John; Health Service Executive (HSE) (University of Leicester, 2008-08)
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