ALT Faculty members at the School of Medicine University of Limerick with Professor Liam Glynn, Professor Calvin Coffey, Professor Colum Dunne, & Professor Austin Stack
Munster Football Final
๐ Fitzgerald Stadium
Full time
Kerry: 1-23(26)
Cork: 1-15(18)
Munster Football Final
๐ Fitzgerald Stadium . Full time score: Kerry 1-23(26) Cork 1-15(18)
Fabulous showcasing of all clinical specialties at UL hospitals Careers Evening @HSEMidWest. Fun competition across all specialties. Huge thanks to Dr John McManus and the organisers. Kidney Team in full force!๐ช๐@HSELive@IrishKidneyAs@NixLimerick@RCPI_news
ALT Shane, Basil, Kriti, & Prof Stack from the Kidney Team
Just finishing a fantastic week with colleagues at @ERAkidney Congress 2025 in Vienna ๐ฆ๐น Cutting edge science in kidney disease led by the nephrology community from all over the world addressing๐challenges to improve patient outcomes.
@ERAkidney@IrishNephSoc@IrishKidneyAs
ALT Dr Leonard Browne, Prof Austin Stack, Dr Donal Bailey
Irish Nephrology Society continues with excellent macro overviews of renal services for Ireland. First Colm Henry @CcoHse covers the opportunities the new Human Tissue Act 2024 brings huge opportunities but making this operational in the general challenges of an always under pressure HSE is the crux. Then Joe Eustace, incoming Lead for National Renal Office, shows the inexorable rise in demand & cost for hospital based Haemodialysis. Both emphasize that change is needed with more preventive strategies upstream & more transplantation downstream.
The Irish Society of Nephrology has started with a big bang. Two hugely impressive talks from Prof Anthony Bleyer and Prof James Gleeson. We are on a roll!
@IrishKidneyAs@IrishNephSoc@dredd001@DamianFog @dmjsexton
@ballyPOH
Huge thank you to all our examiners and support staff participating in the Final Medicine Examinations today @MedicineAtUL. What a great location!
Best of luck to our final year students! ๐จโ๐
@ul@HSEMidWest@ballyPOH@CERC_UHL@Munsterrugby
ALT Consultant physicians and support staff with Prof Austin Stack, UL School of Medicine & Prof Marcus Butler, UCD School of Medicine
When a patient with CKD is elderly &malnourished dietary approach needs to balance kidney-friendly restrictions with adequate nutrition to prevent further decline - full nutritional assessment is essential. Unfortunately not enough community or acute dietitians to support
5๏ธโฃ truths about #KidneyHealth include:
1๏ธโฃ Targeted screenings save lives and lower costs
2๏ธโฃ Policymakers can #MakeTheChange for kidney health
3๏ธโฃ CKD is part of a complex picture of related NCD's
4๏ธโฃ A patient-centered approach to kidney care improves outcomes
5๏ธโฃ Kidney health advocates are mobilizing worldwide
Read more this #WorldKidneyDay: bit.ly/3PCGOHL
๐ข This #WorldKidneyDay, our renal team at UHL met with patients, staff & visitors sharing advice on protecting your kidneys!
๐น Quit Smoking & Limit Alcohol
๐น Avoid Overuse of Painkillers
๐น Exercise Regularly
๐น Eat a Healthy Diet
๐น Stay Hydrated
Our series of college visits continued last week, when the RCPI President and senior leadership met with staff at University Hospital Limerick.
On these visits, the college meets Trainees, Members and Fellows to hear their insights. Thank you to all who participated.
To mark #WorldDiabetesDay2024, our team at UHL hosted an awareness stand where over 150 staff and visitors received blood sugar tests! Well done to everyone involved! ๐ #HSEMidWest
Kidney disease often progresses without symptoms. Professor Austin Stack @austingstack, with HRB support, is using real-world data in Ireland to spot trends and identify those at risk early. A proactive step in protecting health and shaping future care. bit.ly/4f3ci5a?utm_source=Twโฆ
University of Limerick welcomes announcement on new direct entry undergraduate medicine programme
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Innovation, Research and Science Patrick OโDonovan TD launched the new programme today
limerickleader.ie/video/pictโฆ#StudyatUL#HomeofFirsts
ALT A concrete building with many pillars that narrow as they move off into the distance