“Health Services Research – Improving Population Health and Influencing Health System Reform”
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Abbey O’Keeffe – The Relationship Between Antenatal Physical Activity, Sedentary Behaviour, and Nutritional Practices with Maternal and Foetal Health Outcomes: A Scoping Review in the Irish Context
Afroja Ahmed – Perceived stress and utilized coping strategies by postgraduates in Ireland during COVID-19 Pandemic
Aislinn Hoy – Estiming the non-hospital incidience and costs of water-related diseases
Ailish Ryan – Factors associated with non-attendance among older adults in the Irish National Diabetic Retinal screening programme: A cross-sectional study
Andrew Dullea – Assigning GRADE Levels To An Overview Of Reviews Using General Principles Identified From Current GRADE Guidelines.
Aoife Bergin 1 – Cost-effectiveness of seasonal influenza vaccination in older adults: a rapid review of economic modelling approaches
Aoife Bergin 2 – A Review Of Health State Utility Values Associated With Herpes Zoster (Shingles)
Bernadine O’Donovan – Rehabilitation needs of people with brain tumours: cross-sectional survey of healthcare professionals’ views
Carolina Bassul – National Standards for Home Support Services – using research to optimise implementation
Carol Taaffe – Supporting advocacy, supporting change: evaluating the impact of an online learning course on advocacy
Caroline Walsh – Surrogate measures and the health technology assessment of cancer drugs in Ireland: a retrospective analysis of EMA cancer drug indication approvals between 2017 and 2022 and recommendations made by the NCPE in Ireland
Cillian McDowell – Overview of multiplex antigen testing for acute respiratory infections
Daire Buckley- The Association between Threatened Miscarriage and Autism Spectrum Disorder and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Offspring by age 14 years
Dana Swanton – Rapid health technology assessment of the extension of the seasonal influenza vaccination programme to include those aged 50 to 64 (general population)
David Comer – Study Protocol: A systematic review and critical discourse analysis of research on HIV PrEP programme use among gbMSM
David Byrne – A Systematic Review Of The Clinical Effectiveness Of Recombinant Zoster Vaccine For Prevention Of Herpes Zoster In Adults
David McEvoy – Risk and protective factors for self-harm in adolescents and young adults: an umbrella review of systematic reviews
Eanna Kenny – Exploring patient experiences of participating in digital cardiac rehabilitation: A qualitative study
Edel Burton – Impact of pharmacovigilance concerns on dispensing of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers during COVID-19 in Ireland and the United Kingdom
Emer Galvin – The use of telehealth in attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder: a survey of parents and caregivers
Emma Burke – The effects of digitalisation of health and social care on the public and professionals; a mixed methods approac
Emma Reece – A Systematic Review Of Reactogenicity And Safety Of Recombinant Zoster Vaccine For Prevention Of Herpes Zoster In Adults
Gerry Lee – Experiences of integrated care using Hospital at Home
Helen Kelly – Establishing an ENSPIRED Communication-Focussed Research Consortium Across the Island of Ireland
John E. Hughes – Drug-drug interactions and their association with adverse health outcomes in the older community-dwelling population: A prospective cohort study.
Joan Quigley – Healthcare regionalisation and patient-centred care: a rapid-realist review and implications for HTA
Kathleen Harkin – What does the CE Marking on medical devices mean?
Laura O’Connor – Identifying research priorities for managing chronic conditions in primary care in Ireland; a James Lind Alliance priority setting partnership
Lisa Talford – The impact of positive childhood experiences on adult psychiatric disorder and symptoms: Protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis of longitudinal cohort studies
Louise Brent – The Irish Hip Fracture Database: A decade of data 2013 2022
Mairead O’Connor – Attitudes towards the National Diabetic Retina Screening Programme (Diabetic RetinaScreen) by socio-economic group: findings from an online survey
Molly Manning – Initial participatory co-design conversations about developing and implementing integrated aphasia psychological care in Ireland
Mohamed Azribi – A content analysis of the methodologies used for reporting in the UK pharmaceutical industry payment transparency database between 2015-2019
Michelle Norris – A review of national public health strategies in selected countries.
Orla O’Donohue – Real World Evidence Use in Medicines Regulation: What does the future hold for Ireland?
Orla Jenkins – A rapid review of the methodology of economic modelling studies of herpes zoster vaccination in adults
Paul Leavy – Primary oral healthcare in Ireland: a health systems analysis of publicly funded contracted services delivered by the general dental practitioner workforce
Ruadh Kelly Harrington – Supports for Pregnancy Loss in Workplaces: A scoping review
Shibu Shrestha – Updating standards for clinical practice guidance: A scoping review of key innovations
Tadhg Ryan – The where, what, how and why of Actor Network Theory in Healthcare – A Systematic Review
Yvonne Fitzmaurice – Promoting health services reform and population health through interdisciplinary student education: A realist approach to developing post stroke communication partner training for student health and social care professionals.
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