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SLÁINTECARE ‘RIGHT CARE, RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME’ WEBINARS

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láintecare will host its 13th ‘Right Care, Right Place, Right Time’ Webinar, in collaboration with the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland on October 21st 2021. This webinar will showcase Leadership by Community Healthcare Network teams across the country, which are based in primary care settings, with the theme of ‘Quality PersonCentred Care’. To register for this event, visit gov.ie/sláintecare, or follow us on Twitter @Sláintecare for more information. Since June 2020, Sláintecare has hosted 12 ‘Right Care, Right Place, Right Time’ Webinars to share the ongoing learnings from the Integration Fund projects for the implementation of Sláintecare. We have heard from key frontline healthcare staff, and from patients and service users themselves. These projects have shown that our health service is resilient, adaptable, creative and dedicated to achieving the Sláintecare vision of Right Care, Right Place, Right Time.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sláintecare developed a learning network for the 100+ projects funded by the Sláintecare Integration Fund to share project progress, challenges, solutions and learnings, and to enable project teams to communicate with one another. The network moved online in June 2020 so that projects could continue to share their experiences and learnings during the pandemic. All of the Sláintecare integration-funded projects adapted to delivering their care in innovative ways in the response to COVID-19. The webinars have showcased stories from a variety of projects and services, grouped in themes such as Chronic Disease Management, eHealth, Improving Access

to Care, Health and Wellbeing, Enhanced Community Care, among others. These themes align with the fundamental principles of Sláintecare, ensuring that all care is planned and provided so that the patient/service user is paramount. Healthcare workers and staff at the frontline are often best placed to recognise issues and challenges in the system and to offer innovative solutions. During Covid-19, we have seen how front-line staff, healthcare workers, communities, policy makers, and other key stakeholders responded and were able to quickly adapt and innovate to the demands of the pandemic. Post-Covid, a key project in Sláintecare is to mainstream and scale and the innovation demonstrated by the Sláintecare Integration Fund projects.

For more visit: Website: gov.ie/sláintecare Twitter: @sláintecare Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4KiDgBtwOJnc31fJ8G5NSw

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COVID care concert Dungarvan performance

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Healthy Ireland swim – buoys in place

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pages 82-84

Children’s art project – Beads of courage

4min
pages 80-81

Cork goes green – progress on climate initiatives

3min
page 78

Outdoor gym – Enniscorthy opening

3min
page 76

Castlebar music – Brendan Shine shines

2min
page 77

QI journey – quality improvement

3min
page 75

Webinars – Sláintecare

1min
page 73

New directorate – QPS

2min
page 74

Service user feedback – Naas hospital host awareness day

2min
page 71

Community Healthcare Networks – in focus

2min
page 72

Estates – focus on energy efficiency

2min
page 70

Internal controls programme latest updates

2min
page 68

Schwartz Rounds – online tips

4min
page 69

Open disclosure – training for staff

4min
page 67

PPE fund – European money helped in purchases

2min
page 65

Confidential recipient – vital role

2min
page 66

Virtual health – services continue to grow

6min
pages 62-64

Digital mental health – boost for services

3min
page 61

Antibiotic survey – high usage in residential facilities

3min
page 58

Men’s health week – raising awareness

2min
page 59

Bealach Nua – peer support for families

3min
page 60

NCHD app – success for team

2min
page 57

Croom hospital – new facility unveiled

5min
pages 52-53

Portlaoise opening – midwife led clinic

2min
page 55

Select mutism – support for parents and school staff

2min
page 56

Lymphoedema clinic – leading the way in care

2min
page 54

Supported discharge – aid for stroke patients

2min
page 51

Sunsmart videos – team produce resources

1min
page 50

Respirasense – digital device transforms care

5min
pages 48-49

DASH – mobile sexual health and drug advice

3min
pages 42-43

Heart failure clinic – boost for Donegal

3min
page 45

Flu vaccine – protect yourself and others

3min
page 41

LGBTI survey – mixed experiences with screening

2min
page 44

Innovation service – TUH role

2min
page 40

Music therapy – Edel highlights benefits

3min
page 36

Kindness project – making a real difference

2min
page 37

My Home project – service users find forever homes

6min
pages 34-35

Quit smoking – cessation officer

7min
pages 32-33

Annual report – HSE unveils latest report

7min
pages 28-29

Breastfeeding week – supports during COVID

5min
pages 30-31

Galway community café mental health initiative

3min
page 27

On a COVID ward – two nurses’ experiences

10min
pages 24-26

Artwork – morale boost for staff

2min
page 20

Accident survivor – tributes to emergency services

8min
pages 22-23

Rainbow badges – message of inclusion

3min
page 21

COVID survivor – walk to remember

1min
page 3

Vaccines – staff pay tribute

5min
pages 8-9

Birthday joy – Kevin hits 100

2min
page 15

Data protection – it’s all our responsibility

3min
pages 18-19

Cyberattack – CUMH case study

5min
pages 16-17

COVID reunion – mum and daughter recover

2min
page 14

Vaccine programme – a reflection

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page 4

Vaccines – why we got the jab

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