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August 12th 2024 Ricciotti Ensemble visit Tallaght University Hospital
The Ricciotti Ensemble plays symphonic music everywhere & for all. In Ireland on their ‘Shamrock Shuffle’ tour, we were delighted to host a visit. The 43 enthusiastic professional & amateur musicians treated patients, visitors & staff to some wonderful music. Míle Buíochas to all involved in the event.
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What are Pressure Ulcers & Who is at Risk?
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Pressure ulcers are also known as pressure sores or bed sores. Pressure ulcers are debilitating and painful and can have a significant impact on a person’s life. Knowing if you or a loved one is at risk of developing a pressure ulcer and what you can do to prevent one happening will result in avoiding unnecessary pain, unnecessary admissions to hospital and prolonged lengths of stay.
Niamh Gavin, CEO of the Adelaide Health Foundation
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Niamh Gavin, CEO of the Adelaide Health Foundation on the importance of talking part in the HANA report.
TUH Hero Awards 2024
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The annual Hero awards is a wonderful day in our hospital. These awards celebrate staff that go above and beyond in their jobs, to ensure patients receive exceptional care. The following is a short video where you can hear from the Heroes and what find out what the award means to them. Each year the Heroes are nominated by their peers/patients who recognise those that go that extra mile and liv...
Series 3 TUH Let's Talk About... Down syndrome - Episode 3
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Each episode of the Let’s Talk About Down syndrome series is targeted at individuals with Down syndrome, their families, carers, health and social care staff and anybody who has an interest in the health needs of adults with Down syndrome in Ireland. The series is hosted by Geraldine Kyle, a registered nurse tutor in TUH and mother of a young adult with Down syndrome. Episode #3 Fran Kane, a me...
Series 3 TUH Let's Talk About... Down syndrome - Episode 4
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Each episode of the Let’s Talk About Down syndrome series is targeted at individuals with Down syndrome, their families, carers, health and social care staff and anybody who has an interest in the health needs of adults with Down syndrome in Ireland. The series is hosted by Geraldine Kyle, a registered nurse tutor in TUH and mother of a young adult with Down syndrome. Episode #4 Professor Seán ...
Series 3 TUH Let's Talk About... Down syndrome - Episode 5
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Each episode of the Let’s Talk About Down syndrome series is targeted at individuals with Down syndrome, their families, carers, health and social care staff and anybody who has an interest in the health needs of adults with Down syndrome in Ireland. The series is hosted by Geraldine Kyle, a registered nurse tutor in TUH and mother of a young adult with Down syndrome. Episode #5 Professor of Ag...
Series 3 TUH Let's Talk About... Down syndrome - Episode 2
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Each episode of the Let’s Talk About Down syndrome series is targeted at individuals with Down syndrome, their families, carers, health and social care staff and anybody who has an interest in the health needs of adults with Down syndrome in Ireland. The series is hosted by Geraldine Kyle, a registered nurse tutor in TUH and mother of a young adult with Down syndrome. Episode #2 In this episode...
Series 3 TUH Let's Talk About... Down syndrome - Episode 1
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Each episode of the Let’s Talk About Down syndrome series is for individuals with Down syndrome, their families, carers, health and social care staff and anybody who has an interest in the health needs of adults with Down syndrome in Ireland. The series is hosted by Geraldine Kyle, a registered nurse tutor in TUH and mother of a young adult with Down syndrome. Episode #1 Nicola Hart, National R...
Dr. Aidan Boran - CEO Digital Gait Labs
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GaitKeeper measures walking speed - often referred to as the “sixth vital sign.”“How we walk is reflective of how well we are, and changes in how we walk can indicate we are becoming unwell!” A new AI-powered technology, driven by a smartphone app hailed a significant breakthrough is helping doctors at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) diagnose early Alzheimer's and supports identification and...
Professor Seán Kennelly, Director of the Institute of Memory & Cognition at TUH
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In this film - Professor Seán Kennelly explains a new AI-powered technology, driven by a smartphone app hailed a significant breakthrough is helping doctors at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) diagnose early Alzheimer's and supports identification and recovery in many other serious conditions. GaitKeeper measures walking speed which is often referred to by doctors as the “sixth vital sign.” P...
Introduction to our prehabilitation films
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Prehabilitation is a way to prepare physically and mentally before surgery in order to meet the challenge of surgery. It has been shown that following a surgical prehabilitation programme reduces the risk of developing complications such as chest infections and wound infections. The stronger you are before surgery, the faster you will heal and recover. Just like athletes need to train before a ...
Maria Whelan - Consultant Surgeon
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Maria Whelan - Consultant Surgeon explains why its so important to be stronger for surgery.
Siobhan Power - Dietitian
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Our Dietitian Siobhan explains the rationale behind our new series of films - "Stronger for Surgery"
Quit Smoking - Stronger for Surgery Series
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Giving up smoking is one of the best things you can do for your health . Before surgery quitting smoking even one to two months before your surgery has many health benefits. Smoking stops your body from using oxygen. Without oxygen your body will find it hard to heal and your risk of post-operative infections, blood clots, pneumonia and longer hospital stays increase.
Prehabilitation Exercise - Stronger for Surgery Series
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Prehabilitation Exercise - Stronger for Surgery Series
Psychology Prehabilitation - Stronger for Surgery Series
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Psychology Prehabilitation - Stronger for Surgery Series
Nutrition Prehabilitation - Stronger for Surgery Series
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Nutrition Prehabilitation - Stronger for Surgery Series
Member of the 2023 Overall Hackathon Winning Team Cloë van Geest interview
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Member of the 2023 Overall Hackathon Winning Team Cloë van Geest interview
Jason Fung - TU Dublin Tallaght Campus
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Jason Fung - TU Dublin Tallaght Campus
Friday night at the 3rd Health Hackathon
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Friday night at the 3rd Health Hackathon
Health Hackathon 2023 Greg & Adrian
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Health Hackathon 2023 Greg & Adrian
Daisy Barcenas - Clinical Nurse Manager 2
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Daisy Barcenas - Clinical Nurse Manager 2
Elaine Brunton - Clinical Nurse Manager 1
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Elaine Brunton - Clinical Nurse Manager 1
Some very good tips here ladies. Especially about carrying plates and heavier items. Well done! I have been struggling with de Quervains Syndrome as well as severearthritis in myleft wrist.This has been going on for 9moths and a hand splint made by the hand therapist and diligently worn, specific exercises performed and cortisone injections have not relieved the pain. I have surgery arthroplastyof the joint next week....
Hey! In case you still have any full recordings/footage of some of the music, I'd love to have a copy :) Especially the tin whistle piece ♥️ Thank you for having us!
We will remain friends. On Always my date of birth 02/03/2006 I don't have a mother Unfortunately she also died I survived only 18 years I still have to live and live
I am a very talented person, I have everything for it, that is to learn piano and guitar. and violins and I still draw. I have pictures that I drew them myself at home. I can bring them to you
Good evening. My name is Horbatenko Maria Mykolaivna. I am currently living in Ireland in Citywest. My stomach hurts every day. I have been suffering from this for 2-3-4 years. And I stood on Prypin and broke my leg. I was raising goats and animals. I have very big health problems, and my dad also has blood. F.20.8 Аутизм And I don't have periods. I had hormonal disorders and enuresis. I prayed to myself, my hell D24KF8A Citywest Hotel Garters Lane Room 5586.And I myself From Ukraine and we Because of my father, we do not understand English My head is constantly spinning As I walk And my feet are starting to cut the given moment I am 18 years old Sincerely, Maria Mykolaivna Horbatenko
I'm in Ukraine, how was I? Not once. I fell more than once😊
And I somehow earned 5-10 euros in Houston and bought a T-shirt for 10 euros
I will come here, but the Medical Center tells me not to come here, it is not possible
My Address is Dublin 24KF8A I do not have amenorrhoea
They did not give me permission to work in Ukraine so that I could go to study as a music teacher. I have a piano here at the City West Hotel and a guitar and a violin, and I play it🎉😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Agus thosaigh fuil ag sileadh ó mo chos dheas
Agus Bhí Stala On Pripin ar an gcos dheas san Úcráin bhí Ainmhithe agam
Agus Bíonn Mo Chosa Ag sileadh de shíor agus mé ag siúl
Ainmhithe
As I was in Ukraine, I was constantly falling like I was raising goats.
I have flat feet and scoliosis and osteochondrosis and lumbar chondropathy
I am 18 years old and I do not have periods
And I can't go to the toilet for a long time Constipation is constant
I have problems with urinating. It is very difficult for me to walk. Help me. As I walk from the dining room, I pull bags for my dad.
Peace Between Us
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I don't have my periods. There was a delay since I moved to Ireland with my dad and I can't renew my residence permit here in Ireland so that they send us those cards. By Regular Mail Help me
I am 18 years old and I live in the City West Hotel with my father. They feed me badly in the dining room. I pay 140 euros per week. And for one coupon in total. One water for 2 coupons. 2 waters. We ourselves are from Ukraine, we do not understand
Welcome To Ukraine ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I come here periodically because my hand arthritis is progressing: there are so many tips for helping manage the difficulties arthritis creates💯
The herbal remedies from Planet Ayurveda will rid the joints of pain and stiffness - Bone Support, Boswellia Curcumin, Yograj Guggul, Coral Calcium Complex.
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Thank You Tallagh
Very informative. Thankyou!
At 72 I began feeling terrible pain in my toes, feet, ankles and knees. Every step was agony. Sleeping on my back, the weight of a sheet caused so much agony pressing on my toenails to waken me in near-tears. Soon after, I began feeling pain and numbness in my fingers, thumb, wrist and elbows. I was losing sensation in my fingers and hands. Saw a Rheumatologist, got Xrays of all affected joints. Dr. said I had osteoarthritis, normal wear/tear and nothing I can do to lessen or stop it. But he could give an RX. for meds. My D.O. suggested this was likely allergic inflammation - give up all meat, processed foods, sugar, salt, dairy, eggs, etc. and go to a plant based diet. I took her advice. Within 30 days all my debilitating, painful symptoms went away!!! And, I was scheduled for a Medicare paid cataract operation on my left eye. It took a year, but my cataract disappeared. - If I "cheat", I will feel pain in my joints within 6-12 hours after cheating. 2 forkfuls of turkey thigh caused pain in my knees for over 3 days! I can eat fish/seafood and angus beef. - I think my osteo-allergy might be related to all the chemicals injected into animals to speed maturity/fatten them for slaughter/etc. And all the chemicals used by farmers on their crops and the big food companies’ processed foods. - The cancer causing chemical in Roundup is being sprayed onto corn and grains to make it easier for farmers to harvest crops with the big combines. I can add to the story. I met a waitress in Sulphur Springs, TX whose large intestine ruptured, also destroying her gall bladder. Somehow she was saved at the local hospital. When she heard my story, she told me hers. She has to eat only meat and vegetables grown from the farm of her family where no additive are used on the foods she eats. Two days later we were in Vicksburg, MS and I was talking with an 18 year old waitress who suddenly had her gall bladder "explode" (her description). She also was directed to avoid processed foods and meats from feedlots. If she is "careful", she will not feel continuing illness. - Is the poisoning of Americans like us being caused by the food industry and the additives that have international markets denying USA meats and processed foods from almost all global "banned" food lists??!!!!
SO WHAT ABOUT THE PAIN😢 If you go to the doctor, they say take over the counter painkillers. And thats it. Which are absolutely useless. Your abandoned to put up with it.
Brilliant! Well done 👏👏👏
*PromoSM*
I used my hands a lot, pianists, crafts, writing and at age 36 ny finger hurt so much I thought it was broken. No, Doc, says, you have OA. Well i am now 86. When i hear someone make fun of Trump drinking using both hands, i find it very upsetting. I cannot make fists. Thank God my thumbs are ok. I had protherapy treatments, 120 injections in both hands. Was bath. Everything she covered except steroids. They in crease blòd sugar. I wish i could get injections of sarapin. No side effects. My knees are fine. Lower back not great but was in two rear end auto accidents. I can't stand compression gloves. I am experimenting with kinesiology tape at night. It keeps warmth and mild compression. I do have psychological problems because i had great skillful creative hands. I have lived with this half a century. It burns me when i hear go to www.blah blah because using a key board is so difficult. So easy to make mistakes. Listen to this lady and do all you can do to fight to keep your agility and strength of you hands. Use a stylus to punch buttons on microwaves etc. Use your knuckle.
Thank you for the helpful information on osteoarthritis. Very well presented and easy to understand. (I love your accent as well, bless your heart.) Osteoarthritis runs in my father's family but only one of my aunts had it in her hands so bad that they were finally incapacitated. She was a compulsively and consistently hard worker at everything she did (that ran in my father's family as well) and I think a bit of rest and care might have kept it from getting so bad.
only Codeine works and then less than 10mg we need 6 tablets in one go,,so the 30mg tablets,,i had them 30 years ,took them off me now - Paracetamol is a JOKE,,IT DOES NOT WORK AT ALL
Very beautiful!!
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This was a very helpful video as I search for what is happening to my hands. I will show my MD my swollen middle finger that his hard at the top on the part that is hitting all the buttons because my index finger is so arthritic. Hopefully she will offer me more tips, refer me to a specialist, or agree with my notes from your video and another video by Dr. Nabil Ebraheim that I found helpful in my research today to continue self-healing.
I have also watched Dr. Nabil Ebraheim's video here on RUclips: "Osteoarthritis of the Fingers Herberden's Nodes - Everything You Need to Know." 3 30 min video, in which I learned more about arthritis than I had elsewhere abt Osteoarthritis in the hands.. Very grateful he took the time to post his video about it. Highly recommend!
Professor Wall keep up your great work my da recently had a kidney transplant and can’t speak highly of you.
❤ I only know if this by chance as saw plaque on wall when at out patient appointment. I think the hospital should let bereaved families know it’s there. I’m very glad the hospital has done this
Talla 💝
Thank you for looking after my niece's husband Con ❤❤❤
I would like to work here
The most pain I have excruciating pain I have experienced from osteoarthritis was after going to bed with a splint/support on a deformed knuckle!!! Thank goodness it slowly faded.
Stop taking my comments down. You are mass-murderers.
Can I take phlebotomist technician training? Currently I collect blood and saliva. Currently I am working in ICDDRB.
Thank you, very helpful information 🥰
Thank you for this inspiring, incredible, and joyful project. That's teamwork! 💖 👏 👏
i was born with a genectic disorder,meant my tendons were shorter and my hands didant open,it says in my medical notes they thought i had "still deases at age7,anyway ive had pain since never,,i am age59 now and i have never put my hands flat on the ground,,but since i went mad on the beatles age11,by age12 i started a band on bass,,,playing 2-12 hours a day opened my left hand which was the worst (being right handed) to this day my main right hand joints are stuck half open and my fingers are twisted to the side,,,so playing music really helps,,shame i did not learn piano as thats better for both hands.... i was in control of my pain killers only getting them on repete 3x a year,,but they took them off me and i get no help with pain at all now,,all i can say is ill be happy to die any time..and with my hands im prof anyone could play music ..stu