It was a Beautiful DAY! #Sphere2023 where Art and Science MEET! The new standard of Live Entertainment! 🤯

Some fantastic presentations today at the SPHERE Annual Meeting. Reminder if you have registered to join us until 5pm (AEDT) online and in person. #SPHERE2023

Session 2 of the SPHERE Annual Meeting looked at Consumer voices and lived experience: understanding the needs and preferences of women in the delivery of sexual and reproductive health care. Once again we had some fantastic presentations from our researchers. #SPHERE2023

Susan Ahern's poster is still available to view during the poster presentations sessions at 12.40 and 15.45. #SPHeRE2023

“Now I’m scared to go back to work…I have lost confidence in myself” MSc in @TCDhpm graduate Carline Thompson describes experiences of racial discrimination among health workers from ethnic minorities in Ireland, a key & critical population delivering essential care #sphere2023

Ms Foley is currently presenting. If you would like to know more about our work in health information, you can find out more here: https://t.co/tYosm6eNcQ #SPHeRE2023

Yvonne has just presented, coming up next in the Stakeholder engagement session is Barbara Foley, our Health Information Manager, who will explain four key policy considerations we believe will improve health information. #SPHeRE2023

@caroline_o presenting her systematic review of guidelines on dichorionic diamniotic twin pregnancy today #sphere2023, demonstrating a clear need for a national guideline for this cohort.

T’was a delight ✨to attend #SPHeRE2023 @SPHeREprogramme and present findings from our systematic review and meta-analysis.

Karen is also presenting a poster on our HTA of metabolic surgery for comorbid T2D and obesity at today’s @SPHeREprogramme’s conference. Poster presentation sessions will be happening at 12:40 and 15:45. #SPHeRE2023

If you missed Mr Tyner's presentation, you can find out more about our HTA work here: https://t.co/wB5oV91RTm Or pop down to our stand find out more about our work from our team. #SPHeRE2023

Dr Barbara Foley and Dr Sarah Jane Flaherty from our Health Information team at our stand @SPHeREprogramme’s conference. Dr Flaherty will be presenting on Irish people’s views on the collection, use and sharing of health information in main hall today at 3pm #SPHeRE2023

Our CEO, Angela Fitzgerald, with our Health Technology Assessment team at our stand at the @SPHeREprogramme conference in the @RCSL_irl. Pop down to our stand to view our resources and have a chat with us. #SPHeRE2023

If you missed Dr Walsh's presentation at today’s @SPHeREprogramme’s conference. You can find out more about the guidance here: https://t.co/raWoZlfzpT #SPHeRE2023

@SPHeREprogramme @UCC In the same session, Barbara Foley, our Health Information Manager, will explain four key policy considerations we believe will improve health information. #SPHeRE2023

If you are going to the patient experience session of @SPHeREprogramme’s conference, make sure to be there early to hear from our analyst, Dr Daniela Rohde on patient experiences of hospital care during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ireland. #SPHeRE2023

Come to the afternoon session of Health Service Research (TR") to hear more about determinants of regulatory compliance in health and social care services from our senior researcher, Paul Dunbar. #SPHeRE2023

Our CEO, Angela Fitzgerald, with our Health Information and Standard's team at our stand at the @SPHeREprogramme conference in the @RCSL_irl. If you have missed any of our presentations, we have resources available at our stand. #SPHeRE2023

@Ianbcraft “Outcome-based security helps with cost control, because you’re actually decommissioning things.” Take a trip back to #SPHERE2023 and watch @lkoetzle, Forrester Research’s VP, Gorup Director, talk about why outcome-based security is the way forward. https://t.co/TRTsZXNBb0