Online Events and webinars for HSE staff

Webinar

Watch back: April Staff Webinar and COVID-19 Q&A session

During the webinar Paul Reid, Anne O'Connor and Colm Henry answer questions on many issues including the vaccine rollout programme, the positive effects of the vaccine so far, vaccine safety, service reforms and finally how they've all coped with the latest and most dangerous surge of the virus.

Webinar and Q&A session

Health Innovation Hub Ireland (HIHI)/TCD one year Postgraduate Diploma in Healthcare Innovation webinar and Q&A sessions

A HSE and Enterprise Ireland partnership, HIHI holds a number of places for HSE scholarships, offering reduced fees. The aim is to reach right across levels, grades and disciplines in the health service offering the academic opportunity to all. There are seven HSE scholarships available at reduced fees.

Information webinars for September 2021 enrolment will begin Wednesday, March 31, offering prospective students the opportunity to find out more about the course. In each session, you will hear from an expert in the field of healthcare innovation, receive detailed information about the course content, and hear from past students of the course. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and speak with the facilitators of the course.

Please register attendance here:

• Click here to register for the webinar and Q&A session on Wednesday 14th April 6-7pm
• Click here to register for the webinar and Q&A session on Wednesday 28th April 1-2pm
• Click here to register for the webinar and Q&A session on Wednesday 19th May 2-3pm

All prospective students should also enquire on employer funding options for the course, in the event of not securing a scholarship place. Many hospitals will sponsor a student as the course produces leaders in healthcare innovation, which Irish healthcare organisations are increasingly prioritising.

For more information email: Nina Holmes holmesni@tcd.ie or visit hih.ie or https://www.tcd.ie/medicine/clinical-medicine/postgraduate/healthcare-innovation/

Webinar

COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control Guidance Updates for Disability Services including revised visiting, vaccine implications and testing

Friday 16 April from 12 pm-1 pm

To pre-register and attend copy this link to your internet browser and follow the instructions

For telephone access use the following: Irish dial in number:  01 5260058 Access code: 163 191 0858

Webinar

QITalktime Spring/Summer Series, No 4 - Communicating in a virtual world

Tuesday 20 April 1pm -2pm

Register here for the QITalktime Spring/Summer Series, No.4

Speakers: Wini Ryan and Prof Peter Gillen

Forum/Webinar

Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development - To support Remote, Video Enabled Patient/Client Consultations

Tuesday April 20th 3pm-4pm, Wednesday 21st April 12pm -1pm & Tuesday 27th April 12pm -1pm 

• Click here to register for Nursing and Midwifery Planning & Development April 20
• Click here to register for Nursing and Midwifery Planning & Development April 21
• Click here to register for Nursing and Midwifery Planning & Development April 27

Webinar

Professionalism in a Pandemic: Lessons from COVID-19

Friday, 23 April 2021 12pm - 6pm

Register here for Professionalism in a Pandemic

The conference will specifically look at the practice of critical care, surgery, physiotherapy and nursing in a pandemic.

Speakers include:

• Richard L. Cruess and Sylvia R. Creuss, Emeritus Professors, Faculty of Medicine at McGill University, Montreal, Canada
• Dr Fidencio Saldaña, Dean Medical Students, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
• Professor Joshua Hordern, Professor of Christian Ethics, Oxford University, UK
• Professor Ger Curley, Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care, RCSI and Beaumont Hospital, Ireland
• Dr Colm Henry, Chief Clinical Officer, Health Service Executive

Webinar

State Claims Agency National Quality, Clinical Risk & Patient Safety Webinars 2021

Thursday 29 April, 2021  11:00 am -12:15pm

Register here for State Claims Agency Webinar

Speakers will include:

• Professor Kevin Fong, Consultant Anaesthetist, UCL Hospitals
• Dr John Harden, Deputy Clinical Director for Scotland, Scottish Government and Consultant in Emergency Medicine, University Hospital Wishaw, NHS Lanarkshire.
• Julie Bellew, Deputy IT Delivery Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer, HSE
• Alexander Mason, Business Analyst, Office of the Chief Information Officer, HSE
• Professor Barry Plant, Consultant in Respiratory Medicine, CUH
• Ciara Coveney, Advanced Midwife Practitioner - Diabetes in Pregnancy, National Maternity Hospital
• Dr Ronan Fawsitt, GP, Chair of the Carlow-Kilkenny ICGP-St Luke’s Hospital Local Integrated Care Committee (LICC) and member of Sláintecare Implementation Advisory Council
• Professor Garry Courtney, Clinical Director, St. Luke's General Hospital Carlow/Kilkenny

Webinar

Engaging Men Webinar Series: Why Men's Health?

29th April from 12pm – 1pm

Register here for Engaging Men Webinar Series

HSE Health and Wellbeing, together with the Men’s Health Forum in Ireland, the Men’s Development Network and the Men’s Health Research Centre in IT Carlow will host this series of webinars which will bring you expert insights about the work and learning from the delivery to date of the HSE National Men’s Health Action Plan

Webinar

HSE National Women and Infant’s Health Programme Virtual Conference Series

Friday 30th April 12pm -2.30pm

Register here for the National Women and Infant’s Health Programme Virtual Conference 

The National Women and Infants Health Programme’ is hosting a series of virtual webinars. This series presents a unique opportunity to engage with the workforce delivering maternity, gynaecology and neonatal services in Ireland.

Event

The Steps to Health Challenge 2021

Monday 24 May 2021

Register here for the Steps to Health Challenge 2021

The Steps to Health Challenge runs for five weeks, supporting staff to move more and count your steps daily so that you can record your improvements over time. 

If you have an upcoming staff event or training course and would like to have it added to this webpage please contact internalcomms@hse.ie