Living Well – HSE Primary Care Multidisciplinary Falls Education & Positive Ageing Workshops
WHO Theme:
Community Support and Health Services
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Ongoing
In an effort to ensure the evolving needs of the diverse community we serve are met, a population profiling needs assessment of our Community Healthcare Network Ballyfermot & Palmerstown …
Men’s Dublin 10 Music Shed Group. The group meet weekly to play music and interact with others
WHO Theme:
Respect and Social Inclusion, Social Participation
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Ongoing
This group meet twice each week to play music together and to chat and interact with others with an interest in music. They don’t all have to play an …
Optimizing Bed Height To Prevent Long-Term Residents Fall From Bed
WHO Theme:
Community Support and Health Services, Housing
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Completed
BACKGROUND: In order to improve resident safety and reduce hospital admissions, the Optimizing Bed Height Quality Improvement Study aims to raise awareness among healthcare professionals about the importance of …
RAP – Retired Active Persons. A monthly meeting of retired persons facilitated by Community Policing
WHO Theme:
Communication and Information, Community Support and Health Services
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Ongoing
This is a monthly meeting of Retired Persons residing in Cabra. The meetings have been initiated and run by Garda Ciara McGrath of Cabra Community Policing. Each month, a …
RICC Dementia Cafe Tranquility Room and Sensory Gardens
WHO Theme:
Respect and Social Inclusion, Social Participation
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Ongoing
Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre (RICC) was established in 1989. The Centre’s aim is to develop and provide a quality resource centre to serve the needs of the Community. …
SeniorLine initiative to maximise community social inclusion for callers and volunteers
WHO Theme:
Respect and Social Inclusion, Social Participation
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Completed
In autumn 2022 SeniorLine was receiving an average 2,300 calls per month. Many callers were still emotionally affected by Covid isolation, and fearful about anticipated rising food and energy …
Sharing medical letters with the service user
WHO Theme:
Communication and Information
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
Ongoing
Though copying medical clinic letters to service users is seen largely as good practice, it is not done routinely in geriatric medical services, yet older patients have many medical …
St Michael’s Estate Family Resource
WHO Theme:
Communication and Information, Respect and Social Inclusion, Social Participation
Programme:
Dublin City
Status:
In Progress
Covid-19 increased the need for the Family Resource Centre to find a solution to support the needs