Past Seminars and Events
SIREN Public Meeting in Limerick: Urgent and Emergency Care in Ireland
Public Meeting
‘Urgent and Emergency Care in Ireland:
Where are we now and where are we going?’
Speaker: Professor John Browne, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, UCC
THE CASTLETROY PARK HOTEL, DUBLIN ROAD, LIMERICK CITY
@ 6:15PM MONDAY 18th APRIL 2016
All are welcome to attend! Tea/Coffee on arrival from 5:45pm.
This public meeting is a FREE dissemination event for the Study of the Impact of Reconfiguration on Emergency and urgent care Networks (SIREN).
SIREN is a four year programme of research funded by the Health Research Board (HRB). The aim of the project is to describe and evaluate the development and performance of different emergency and urgent care systems in Ireland.
The aim of this public meeting is to disseminate the main findings from our research at both regional and county level and to hear the views expressed by the key stakeholders. Stakeholders include patients, clinicians, service providers.
The agenda document is available for download here: Limerick Public Meeting Document
Organised by: Claire Collins, SIREN Research Assistant