St Brigid's Ward Family Refurbishment Room
Presentation by Diarmuid Ó Coimín at the June 2014 Acute Hospital Network Meeting about refurbishments in the Mater hospital due to the Design & Dignity Project
Collecting Information About Deaths in Single Rooms (examples from two hospitals in the Hospice Friendly Hospitals Network)
Presentation by Diarmuid Ó Coimín and Denis Casey at the March 2015 meeting of the Acute Hospital Network
A nationwide survey of public attitudes and experiences regarding death and dying November 2004
Full report of 'A nationwide survey of public attitudes and experiences regarding death and dying'
Report on a survey commissioned by the Irish Hospice Foundation into national attitudes to death dying and bereavement. The study was undertaken by Dr John Weafer and published in November 2004. It was the first survey of its kind undertaken on the Irish population.
Dr John Weafer Irish Hospice Foundation
Dr Karen Ryan presentation 'Findings from palliative care action research projects: heart failure'
Powerpoint presentation delivered by Dr Karen Ryan Palliative Medicine Consultant, Mater Misericordiae Hospital and St Francis Hospice; and Clinical Lead for Palliative Care HSE at 'Bridging the gap' conference September 2012
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
An Opportunity to Press the "Pause" Button
A presentation by Dr. Kathleen McLoughlin at a Dublin Community Network Meeting in February 2013
Enabling more people to die at home: making the case for quality indicators as drivers for change on place of care and place of death in Ireland
Perspectives series report 3: Enabling more people to die at home: making the case for quality indicators as drivers for change on place of care and place of death in Ireland
This report explores the best ways of providing simple metrics to measure success in meeting the preference of more people to be cared for and die in a home setting, thus reducing the number of patients dying in acute hospitals. IHF perspectives series; No. 3
Dr Kieran Mc Keown Irish Hospice Foundation
IHF Founder Mary Redmond's tribute to Thérèse Brady at her funeral on 1 February 1999.
The typed tribute read by Dr Mary Redmond in tribute to Thérèse Brady
Dr Rory O’Donnell and Dr Patricia White presentation 'Advanced respiratory disease action research project findings'
Presentation by Dr Rory O’Donnell (Respiratory Consultant, St James’s Hospital) and Dr Patricia White (Research Officer, Irish Hospice Foundation) presentation delivered at the 'bridging the gap' conference September 2012
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 'Bridging the gap' conference September 14 2012
Grieving the death of someone close - original text
Original text drafted by Dr Susan Delaney, Clinical Psychologist and Bereavement Services Manager of the Irish Hospice Foundation. Written in March 2003.
'Your Conversation: What Do You Want to Say?'
A presentation by Dr. Brendan O'Shea at the Forum on End of Life Conference 2015.