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Three workshop presentations delivered at the 'bridging the gap' conference in September 2012.
1. presentation by Grainne McGettrick, Policy & Research Officer, The Alzheimer Society of Ireland Michele Hardiman, Assistant Director of Nursing,…

Dr Karen Ryan
Palliative Medicine Consultant, Mater Misericordiae Hospital and St Francis Hospice; and Clinical Lead for Palliative Care HSE Powerpoint presentation 'Findings from palliative care action research projects: heart failure

Powerpoint presentation titled 'advanced respiratory disease action research project findings' delivered by Dr Rory O’Donnell (Respiratory Consultant, St James’s Hospital) and Dr Patricia White (Research Officer, Irish Hospice Foundation) at the…

Audio recording from Dr. Grainne McKettrick, Research and Policy officer of Alzheimer society of Ireland, at the 2012 Palliative Care for All Conference, held at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI).

Audio recording of Dr. Jo Hockley, a nurse consultant in St. Chirstophers hospice in London, who set up the Care Home Project and research Team. This interview is concerned with using action research as a change model in palliative care.

Audio recording of Dr. Karen Ryan, Palliatice Care Consultant at St. Francics Hospice and Mater hospital Dublin. Clinical lead for HSE palliative care programme involved in heart failure action research project. This interview is concerned with her…

Excerpt from audio recording of Dr. Niall Mahon discussing challenges of heart failure within a hospice setting.

Audio recording of Dr. Rory O'Donnell,consultant in respiratory and general medicine in St. James hospital Dublin, involved in the Action research Project in advanced respiratory disease, which is the topic of the interview.

Powerpoint presentation delivered by Jo Hockley at the palliative care for al 'Bridging the gap' conference, September 2012. The presentation is titled 'Using action research as a change model in palliative-care' September 2012

Audio recording of Marie Lynch, programme development officer with the Irish Hospice Foundation and leader of the Palliative Care for All and Primary Palliative Care programmes, which are the subjects of this interview.