5 November 2020 - As part of the Faculty of Pathology’s 40th Anniversary celebrations, a series of webinars are being held in advance of the faculty’s annual symposium planned for mid-2021. The series opens with the International Pathology day webinar ‘Pandemic Pathology - the Learning’
This short online course is suitable for everyone working in the health service. It provides a valuable introduction to quality improvement in healthcare and will help you understand your role and potential to improve care.
This online course is an introduction to the General Data Protection Regulation and its application in the clinical setting. Learn how GDPR impacts your day to day role as a healthcare professional. 1 CPD credit
This online course will help you navigate the health economics landscape in Ireland. Learn about funding models, equity, cost effectiveness analysis, and health technology assessments. 6 CPD credits
This online course provides a comprehensive overview of HPV, the clinical implications of persistent HPV, epidemiology of HPV cancers in men and women, and the role of vaccination in prevention of HPV infection.
Get free access to our full online archive of lectures about COVID-19. New lectures added from the webinar The Danish Public Health Experience on Reopening Schools held on 26 August 2020.
Get free access to talks given at our Masterclass in Obesity held on 27 May 2020. Talks include Obesity and Covid-19, Drug Therapy for the Treatment of Obesity, and Bariatric Surgery in Ireland.
This online course provides practical advice on what to include in a clinical audit report and how to use clinical audit to mitigate risks and improve quality of service.
A Case-Based Discussion takes a clinical case as the basis for a structured, non-judgemental review. This quick online guide will show you how to complete an effective CBD with your Trainee.
This is an online course to help you be a more effective clinical supervisor. You will learn about the roles, responsibilities and competencies required for clinical supervision.
Directly Observed Procedural Skills is a way to assess essential skills for good clinical care. Designed for trainers, this is a quick online guide to carrying out a DOPS assessment with Trainees.
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