achieves success in prestigious award.

L to R: Dr Maurice Manning (Chancellor of NUI), Ms Claire Cronin (midwifery Award Recipient), Dr Angela Flynn (Director of Undergraduate Education), Sarah Ann Twomey (Nursing Award Recipient), Bronagh Nevin (Children’s Nursing Award Recipient), and Dr Attracta Halpin (Registrar of NUI)

and new pregnancy and child health information resources

Yesterday we had a very successful research away day in the Kingsley Hotel where we had a great opportunity for networking and numerous enlightening presentations. 

These awards are given to students with the highest aggregate score (1H)  for each year of the programme (except the final year). 

Held in the Mansion House, Dawson Street, Dublin 2  on Tuesday 13^th November 2018.

Supporting vulnerable migrant students.

Visit was supported by Erasmus and facilitated collaboration in relation to education and research.

On the 28^th October 2018, the School of Nursing and Midwifery launched a Report titled GROWTH, INNOVATION AND IMPACT, reflecting the achievements of its strategic plan over the past 5 years.

The Department of Health launches an implementation guide and toolkit to support those involved in the development and implementation of national clinical guidelines