This #MensHealthWeek, take one step that can support your health. Screening can help prevent disease or find health problems early, before symptoms develop. Make screening your next step. Read more: healthservice.hse.ie/organis… #MHW2026 #ChooseScreening @MensHealthIRL

Join us at the start of Men’s Health Week, Monday 15th June, 12pm – 1pm, to hear from a range of speakers who will share their insights and experience on the key theme for the week, One Step at a Time – progress not perfection. Speakers include: Poet and Mental Health Advocate, @DaraghFleming Broadcaster and Entrepreneur, Bobby Kerr Founder of the innovative 'Be OK Garage’ promoting mental health, Dave Smith Social Prescriber and Screening Champion, Lewis Byrne HSE Project Manager, Bláthín Casey To support accessibility, an Irish Sign Language (ISL) interpreter will be present for the full duration of the webinar. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…

Do you know what #MensHealthWeek 2026 all about? ... Get all your questions answered at: mhfi.org/mhw2026toolbox.pdf #ProgressNotPerfection | #SmallStepsBigResults

Join us at the start of Men’s Health Week 2026 - Monday 15th June, Noon to 1.00pm - to hear from a range of speakers who will share their insights and experience on the key theme for the week: 'One Step at a Time – Progress not Perfection'. Register at: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…

Today the Minister of State for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy @JenMurnaneOConn launched the Realist Evaluation of Social Prescribing Services in Ireland, she is photographed below at the launch this morning with colleagues from the @roinnslainte, HSE Health and Wellbeing and @GalwayHPRC . The study aimed to engage with stakeholders to strengthen the evidence for social prescribing by providing a context-sensitive evaluation, to capture the breadth and complexity of social prescribing in Ireland. To develop a number of recommendations, the research team consulted with and outlined the views of many stakeholders. Social Prescribing service users themselves were the main group consulted and some of their views are included below: “Well. Some other life events have happened, so I'm back. I have resumed my course at the university. I have a routine, you know, like I'm back to my normal life, so to speak, but I think social prescribing was crucial for me when I was in that time period a few months ago, where I was in that slump. I suppose, you know. It was really important that. It was the only good thing going on for me at the time.” (SUEst03) “I describe myself as a deflated balloon or a flat balloon, and I need to reflate. And that's what that does for me. It keeps my spirits up. It's maintenance, I think if I didn’t have it, I’d be going downhill, but this way I'm, you know, I’m maintaining, and it's dreadfully important that I do because I can't afford to slump, you know” (SUEst01) “It gives me more confidence, I'd lot of confidence before, but then as life happens, you know, you kind of lose a bit of confidence. And then when you know you can kind of socialise again with people you know and yeah, that's nice. And that's your groups out there you can just take it out of the house too, because I do get out of the house.” (SUNew01) Full report is available here: lnkd.in/ey9jA9Cz @profmaryhorgan @aislingsheehan @orlawal

Your patient experience matters to us - The National Inpatient Experience Survey #NIES is underway in LUH. All patients 16 years and over who are discharged during May having spent 24 hours or more in a public acute hospital may receive an invite to take part in the #NIES

We invite you to attend a HSE webinar about digital mental health supports on Tuesday 19th May 2026 from 12.30pm to 1pm. The webinar aims to help colleagues within the health and social care arena to understand the free HSE digital mental health supports and tools that are available, and explain who these support and tools are suitable for. This webinar is presented by HSE Health and Wellbeing and HSE Mental Health and is aligned with our national mental health policy HSE Sharing the Vision. Please register here and share this invitation with relevant colleagues: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…

Closing date extended to June 1st! Apply now for up to 3k: Tobacco Free Campus Bursary 2026–2027. HSE services (acute, primary care, mental health, disability and older persons) are invited to apply for the Tobacco Free Campus Quality Improvement Bursary 2026–2027. Sites complete a short online self‑audit and Quality Improvement Plan, implement 1–2 improvement actions over 12 months, and repeat the self‑audit in 2027. Funding of up to 3k will be reinvested in tobacco control projects at successful sites. Apply: surveys.hse.ie/s/HU02EX/ Queries: tfi@hse.ie

Men's Health Week 2026 will run from Monday 15th - Sunday 21st June this year. However, have you given any thought yet to how you could get involved or do something to celebrate it? ... This recording of a recent webinar might give you some ideas: youtu.be/0jrIp3zhllk

Sexual health information for you and your service users: The HSE’s free home STI testing service is delivered by our Sexual Health Programme in partnership with SH:24. People aged 17 living in the Republic of Ireland can order a free STI test online, making it easier to take care of your sexual health. If a test result is positive or reactive, SH:24 will contact you directly and support you in accessing appropriate care, including referral to public sexual health clinics where needed. Service features include: · Text message function with SH:24 team for support as needed · Option to create an SH:24 account for easier access to results and testing history · Online assessment for treatment following a positive chlamydia result, with prescriptions sent directly to a local pharmacy (where suitable) · Access to free condoms and lubricant Find out more or order your free test here: sh24.ie/

Great to see everyone at ANP Grand rounds at Letterkenny UH this morning. Promoting Bowelscreen. Bowel Cancer Awareness Month.#choosescreening #BowelCancerAwareness #LetterkennUniversityHospital @NMPDUNorthWest @HSE_West_NWest @CoffeyFarrell @NSShse @iaanmp @diver_deirdre

LUH hosted Fluid Balance Awareness Week on 23rd March. The DPDU facilitated 2 workshops and ran an info stall. This initiative was part of @HSE_West_NWest Acute Hospitals Regional Quality Improvement Plan (QIP), with focus on fluid balance monitoring & documentation.

Recovery is a journey. In this episode of #HSETalkingHealthAndWellbeing we explore Mental Health Recovery, peer support and the importance of hope, empowerment and lived experience. Have a listen: podbean.com/ew/pb-nasqt-1a82…

Anxiety can feel all-consuming, but there are ways through it. Our Balancing Stress programme is an evidence-based programme that can help. Choose the sessions or strategies that relate to how you are feeling and what matters to you most: hse.ie/balancingstress

We're promoting the cycle to work scheme today outside the canteen. Pop down for a chat.

We have resources available to help healthcare staff to support women attending colposcopy to: - understand the link between smoking, HPV and cervical cancer - access stop smoking services, if they choose to. Find out more and download the resources: tinyurl.com/nss-smoking-hpv-…

Irish Heart Attack Audit National Report 2024

This week's episode of the HSE Talking Health & Wellbeing Podcast, host Noreen Turley is joined by Áine O’Keeffe (National Lead Tusla Wellbeing Project and Director of TESS) and Dr Abigail Collins (National Clinical Lead Child Health Public Health / NHCP) to discuss Every School Day Matters: Supporting Attendance. Together they explore why regular attendance is important and what practical supports can help when health concerns, anxiety or other pressures affect a child or young person’s ability to attend school consistently. Available on all podcast platforms: Podbean: lnkd.in/e_iaDjHM Spotify: lnkd.in/dUGeimJg Apple Podcasts: lnkd.in/duXQCmZH

In this follow-up episode of the HSE Talking Health & Wellbeing Podcast, host Noreen Turley is joined again by Dr Niamh Clarke and Dr Michelle Howard, HSE psychologists involved in developing and delivering the Balancing Stress programme. Together they discuss sessions 4–6, focusing on coping with low mood, the impact of stress on relationships, and building resilience with practical tools you can return to whenever you need them. Listen wherever you get your podcasts such as here on @ApplePodcasts : podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

Stress is a normal part of life, but it can be overwhelming. Try our #BalancingStress session on Understanding Stress to learn more about how to manage your stress. Learn more on our website: hse.ie/balancingstress