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  Healthy Weight for Children (0-6 years) Framework (November 2018)

  Jennings, Phil; Cooney, Fionnuala; Hegarty, Mary; Smith, Laura; HSE National Healthy Childhood Programme and HSE Healthy Eating Active Living Programme; The Healthy Weight for Children Group (2018-11)
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  HSE Community Healthcare Dublin South, Kildare & West Wicklow Healthy Ireland Implementation Plan 2018-2022

  Health Service Executive; Healthy Ireland (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2018)
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  101 Square Meals

  Bourke, Norah (Limerick Money Advice and Budgeting Service & Mid Western Health Board, 1998)
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  A national measles outbreak in Ireland linked to a single imported case, April to September, 2016.

  Barrett, Peter; Department of Public Health HSE South, St. Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork, Ireland (2018-08-01)

  Endemic measles transmission was interrupted for the first time in Ireland in 2015. In May 2016, a case of measles was confirmed in an adult who had travelled from Hungary to Ireland (index case). Cases subsequently arose in five of the eight public health regions around the country. There were 40 confirmed cases in Ireland between April and September 2016. All sequenced cases were genotype B3. Vaccination status was known for 34 cases, of whom 31 were unvaccinated. Median age was 8 years (range: 3 months to 40 years). Ten cases were nosocomial, and three cases were infected on separate international flights. One linked case occurred in a resident of Slovenia. Nineteen cases were hospitalised; median duration of hospitalisation was 5 days (range: 2-8 days). The primary case was a child who travelled from Romania to Ireland via Budapest, and infected the index adult case on the same flight. This was the first reported outbreak of measles genotype B3 in Ireland. This outbreak demonstrated that Ireland remains at risk of measles outbreaks due to persistent suboptimal vaccination rates.
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  Strategy for Doctors’ Health and Wellbeing 2018 - 2021

  The Workplace Health and Wellbeing Unit; The Workplace Health and Wellbeing Unit (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2018)
• Scombrotoxic Fish Poisoning Secondary to Tuna Ingestion

  Ferris, HA; Ryan, FM; Byrne, K; Fleming, E; O’ Sullivan, H; Hamilton, D (Irish Medical Journal, 2018-06)
• Attitudes and Uptake of Seasonal Influenza Vaccination for Health Service Executive (HSE) Staff.

  Quintyne, KI; Daly, E; Brabazon, E; Finnegan, P; Kavanagh, P (Irish Medical Journal, 2018-05)
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  The State of Tobacco Control in Ireland: HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme, 2018

  Kavanagh, Paul; Sheridan, Aishling; HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme (HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme, 2018)
• An Audit of Neural Tube Defects in the Republic Of Ireland for 2012-2015

  McDonnel,l R; Delany, V; O’Mahony, MT; Lynch, C; McKeating, A; Monteith, C; Turner, MJ (Irish Medical Journal, 2018-03)
• Is Increasing Life Expectancy Leading To More Complexity?

  Johnson, H; O’Farrell, A; McKeown, D; Sayers, G; Hayes, C; Beaton, D (Irish Medical Journal, 2018-01)
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  A multi-faceted intervention to reduce alcohol misuse and harm amongst sports people in Ireland: A controlled trial.

  O'Farrell, Anne; Kingsland, Melanie; Kenny, Susan; Eldin, Nazih; Wiggers, John; Wolfenden, Luke; Allwright, Shane (2017-08-07)

  Intervention in community sports clubs may be effective in reducing the number of alcohol-related harms. Low levels of intervention participation and inadequate intervention dose are possible reasons for lack of a broader intervention effect. [O'Farrell A, Kingsland M, Kenny S, Eldin N, Wiggers J, Wolfenden L, Allwright S. A multi-faceted intervention to reduce alcohol misuse and harm amongst sports people in Ireland: A controlled trial. Drug Alcohol Rev 2017;00:000-000].
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  Living Well with a Chronic Condition: Framework for Self-management Support National Framework and Implementation Plan for Self-management Support for Chronic Conditions: COPD, Asthma, Diabetes and Cardiovascular disease

  Chronic Conditions Working Group (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2017-11)
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  Healthy and Positive Ageing for All: Research Strategy 2015-2019

  HSE Research Awards Team; DoH HaPAI Research Team (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2017-05)
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  Making every contact count: a health and behaviour change framework and implementation for health professionals in the Irish health service

  O'Brien, Maria; Scott, Aileen; Health Service Executive (Health and Wellbeing Division. Health Service Executive (HSE), 2016-12)
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  Promoting Staff Health: A Survey of the Health and Wellbeing Division

  Evans, David S.; Cullen, Louise; Molloy, Laura; Lynam, Adrienne; Goggin, Deidre; Public Health, Health Service Executive (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2016)

  n order to gain a measure of the health and wellbeing of staff in the Health and Wellbeing Division a survey was undertaken in late 2015 with results contained in this report. It highlights the areas that we are doing well in and identifies a number of areas where improvements are needed. The results and suggestions given provide a benchmark as to the current health and wellbeing status of those in our Division and pave the way for a set of recommendations which will be delivered through the action plan currently being developed. As a starting point and in recognition of the fact that many of our staff are based in other cross divisional worksites, the Staff Health and Wellbeing Funding Initiative 2016 was introduced.
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  Healthy and Positive Ageing for All: Research Strategy 2015-2019

  HSE Research Awards Team; DoH HaPAI Research Team (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2017-06-01)
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  HSE Policy on Public Health Information Initiatives related to Alcohol

  HSE Health and Wellbeing Alcohol Misuse Group (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2017-03)
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  Mechanisms and mediation in survival analysis: towards an integrated analytical framework.

  Haase, Trutz; Comber, Harry; Sharp, Linda; de Camargo Cancela, Marianna; Johnson, Howard; Pratschke, Jonathan (2016-02-29)

  The discrete-time survival model provides an attractive way of integrating time-to-event data within the field of Structural Equation Modelling. The authors demonstrate the efficacy of this approach in identifying complex causal pathways that mediate the effects of a socio-economic baseline covariate on the hazard of death from colon cancer. The results show that this approach has the potential to shed light on a class of research questions which is of particular relevance in health research.
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  Health and Wellbeing Operational Plan 2017

  Health and Wellbeing, Health Service Executive (HSE) (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2017-02)
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  The Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative (COSI) in the Republic of Ireland: Descriptives of childhood obesity risk factors

  Heinen, MM; Murrin, C; Daly, L; O’Brien, J; Heavey, P; O’Brien, M; Scully, H; Mulhern, LM; Lynam, A; Eldin, N; Kelleher, CC (Health Service Executive (HSE), 2015-11)

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