Manus Boyle

Raising policy priorities in both areas.

To inform public representatives of our Pre Budget Submission with a view to securing meetings later in the year year with them.

To seek urgent Committee consideration and recommendations supporting statutory regulation, an interim national governance structure, consistent minimum standards, an accredited public register and appropriate oversight of Clinical Measurement Physiology.

Inform Oireachtas Members of the need for the establishment of a national brain injury case management service with 20 additional posts to reach every person with a brain injury, regardless of location.

To raise issues relating to capacity constraints within the National Pulmonary Hypertension Unit and their impact on patient care.

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

Awareness raising and improving access to treatments for people with rare diseases.

To inform the development of Ireland's next National Cancer Strategy

To secure urgent legislative and regulatory action to ban AI ‘therapy’, protect mental health service users, and ensure psychological services are delivered only by trained human professionals.

To secure national policy and service reform ensuring pregnancy and infant loss is embedded as core maternity care, with psychological support integrated, consistent pathways developed, and families treated with dignity and compassion.

Meeting to discuss the impact this reclassification would have on the wider healthcare system and sharing the findings of a socio-economic analysis completed by IPHA>

Establishment of a shingles NIP::Establishment of a RSV NIP for older persons

Invite Donegal TDs to HCCI member event. ::Share HCCI publication on HSE commissioning reform ::Highlight issues accessing HSE data ::Inform Oireachtas Health Committee's work programme ::Request for mileage payments to be paid as part of the HSE Home Support Authorisation Scheme

Greater understanding of the role of parallel importation of medicines and its role in medicines supplies and in meeting the needs of patients and healthcare providers.

To engage with the Joint Committee on Health regarding accreditation, validation, governance, and regulatory matters affecting Clinical Measurement Physiology in Ireland and to support consideration of these matters by the Committee.