David Cullinane

A supported broader system and structural change in Irish health and social care services in the area of safeguarding. And a focused effort and investment in social work to ensure consistent high standards, and quality, safe and effective services.

We call for a significant reduction in the private business model of health and social care and a return to co-production between State and communities, to ensure people receive care in their communities, by community members. Grassroots investment with and in communities is…

That they would be informed of an important seam of academic ethical thinking on how euthanasia laws affect people with disabilities.

policy implementation/investment in neuro-rehabilitation services

Ensure that the healthcare system is ready for new novel treatments ie radioligand therapies which are used to treat cancer. Also employing guideline-directed therapy ie 'rapid up-titration' for heart failure patients which would reduce the need for so many outpatient…

To work with the Cross Party Parliamentary Diabetes Committee to develop a work stream to include the development of a strategic framework to improve quality of life for people with diabetes and reduce long term costs to the health service of diabetes complications.

That the government takes action to introduce legislation to either reform the Dentists Act 1985 or introduces amendments to existing legislation to bring the dental profession into line with other health professions.

Meeting request to discuss medicines shortages in Ireland.

To inform public representatives of a range of considerations concerning public policy relating to e-cigarettes and vaping.

Increased capacity, staffing and funding to improve the delivery of health care in acute hospital and mental health services.

To highlight areas of concern and advocate for the provision of appropriate support and funding for services including palliative care, pain management, mental health services and disability services.

Link with digital healthcare programme/information sharing

Amendments to the Bill that would create greater efficiencies and fairness.

In summary, our recommendations in the submission to CORU are for: the development of clarity around the nature of the work of psychotherapists; the re-setting of the threshold level of training at Level 9; the inclusion within the framing of training programmes of personal…

To make real time continuous glucose monitoring part of the standard model of care for diabetes patients in Ireland