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The third National Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) Festival, a pioneering event that brings together patients, the public, healthcare professionals and researchers to celebrate the crucial role of public involvement in shaping health research in Ireland was launched at UCC this week. 

Oral Health in Ireland: A Handbook for Health Professionals  was launched in the Oral Health Services Research Centre, Dental School and Hospital UCC recently. The handbook is a publication of the Dental Health Foundation with content support from the Oral Health Services Research Centre, UCC. The publication is designed to support health professionals while encouraging everyone to value good oral health. By valuing and caring for our mouths we can safeguard our general health.

The National Suicide Research Foundation (NSRF) with funding from the Health Service Executive’s National Office for Suicide Prevention (HSE-NOSP) have spearheaded the development of a suicide prevention training module for undergraduate healthcare students, receiving recent additional support from the UCC Centre for Integrated Research in Teaching and Learning SATLE fund.

UCC’s School of Nursing and Midwifery and School of Public Health have successfully renewed their Bronze Athena Swan awards, recognising both Schools commitment to advancing gender equality and representation through good employment practices and promoting equality in higher education.  

First Year Orientation 2024 & Useful Links for New Students

UCC researchers will lead or partner on four projects in the latest round of HORIZON Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks programme awards, receiving a combined €2,000,038 in funding. 

New partnership aims to strengthen training and research links in mental health pharmacy

We were delighted to welcome over 120 GPs and HSE colleagues to University College Cork recently for ‘GP on the Quad Conference’ which took place at the Aula Maxima. 

This inaugural conference hosted by the Department of General Practice UCC in partnership with the Cork postgraduate GP Training Scheme and HSE Primary Care Cork/Kerry focused on ‘Leadership and Capacity-building in General Practice’.

Congratulations to our newest graduates!