The impact of a traumatic birth experience can stay with women for many years, and sometimes throughout their lifetime. We welcome applications to our new micro-credential from midwives, medical practitioners, and allied health professionals working in the area of women's health.

Our Head of School, Professor Damien Brennan, was pleased to deliver a lecture last night to @DU_History and TCD Women's Health Society on the subject of 'Gender and asylum and mental hospital confinement in Ireland 1800-2000.'

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@TCD_TCMCR @tcddublin @MicroCreds @tcdmicrocreds @NurMidONMSD @ICGPnews @RotundaHospital @joanlalor2907 @RotundaHospital @CoombeHospital @HSEDubMidlands @NMBI_ie @Gallagl8Louise

Great to share #SJHNursing 🌸 ⁦@stjamesdublin⁩ with all team members & ⁦@TCD_SNM⁩ colleagues .. great energy, excitement & fun as we proudly celebrated & showcased #SJHNursing ⁦@pathway_team⁩

🏠 New research into the housing challenges faced by the LQBTQI+ community in Ireland was published this week by colleagues from the School of Nursing & Midwifery, @tcddublin in @HERA_HousingSoc. 'Housing difficulties among participants in the Being LGBTQI+ in Ireland study.'

@TCPHI_TCD @delanesh1 @IcustepsD @ICUsteps @GobnaitB @TUH_Tallaght @critcarenursSJH @ICUTallaght @ICUNaas

Shauna Delaney, Adjunct Teaching Fellow, ICU Nurse and PhD candidate is conducting research into people’s experiences of ICU to better understand their support needs during recovery. If you were discharged from ICU in the last 18 months, we invite you to take the survey.

Delighted to work on this article with Matthew Kelly which was published today. Well done Matthew!

Our Head of School, Professor Damien Brennan, will deliver a special lecture this week on 'Gender and Asylum / Mental Hospital Confinement in Ireland 1800-2025' to @DU_History and TCD Women's Health Society. 📆 6pm, Thursday, 23 October 2025 📍 2041B Mháirín Uí Chadhain Lecture

Next Wednesday, Prof @ComiskeyCath will speak about how digital innovations are enhancing health and social support for people who use drugs as part of this @EUDrugsAgency webinar.

🦴 World Osteoporosis Day 🦴 📣 Today, on World Osteoporosis Day, the Trinity Centre for Ageing and Intellectual Disability would like to take the opportunity to highlight the often-overlooked issue of osteoporosis among people with intellectual disability. The risk of

This World Menopause Day, 18 October, we'd like to invite healthcare professionals who care for women experiencing menopause, to take part in a new study to improve women’s heart health outcomes during menopause. The CARAMEL (CArdiovascular Risk Assessment in MEnopausaL women)

Does your child have asthma, epilepsy, anaphylaxis, or type 1 diabetes? Would they like to have their say about what research should be done about their health in school? This free event for primary school children in @tcddublin from 10:30am - 1pm, next Saturday 25 October 2025

Does your child live with chronic condition? Would they like to have their say in research? Check out this fun and free event on the 25th of October in Trinity👇👇👇👇 @TCD_SNM @TCD_TRiCC

📊 Enhance Your Research Skills with IDS-TILDA Data 🔎 Are you interested in learning how to use data from the Intellectual Disability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA) — a world-leading longitudinal study now spanning over 15 years and six waves

Over the summer we were delighted to be joined by a group of students from @PennNursing who were taking part in the Penn Global Research & Internship Programme (GRIP). David Zheng, a member of the group, wrote about his time here in Dublin during the programme where he was

Thank you for the invite to speak at this conference, well done to the organising committee on a fantastic conference. @TCD_SNM @iaanmp

Delighted to get the opportunity to present at IASSID 5th Asia Pacific Congress in Singapore. #IASSID2025 @TCD_SNM @TCD_TRiCC @TCPHI_TCD

💡New research into nursing grand rounds published this week by colleagues from @TUH_Tallaght and @tcd_snm in @BJNursing. 'The implementation and evaluation of ANP/CNS-led nursing grand rounds in an Irish teaching hospital.' Authors: Shirley Ingram (@s_ingram_anp), Cathy