Title: All - Ireland health and social care indicator set: INIsPHO data briefing No 2008:2

Authors: The Institute of Public Health in Ireland

Title: Reconcilation of appropriation account to annual financial statements

Authors: Health Service Executive (HSE)

Title: Advice for those affected by MRSA outside of a hospital

Authors: Health Service Executive (HSE)

Description: Leaflet

Title: HSE service level agreement Part 2 of agreement service schedules acute hospitals

Authors: Health Service Executive (HSE)

Title: Making chronic conditions count: hypertension, stroke, coronary heart disease, diabetes. A systematic approach to estimating and forecasting poeulation prevalence on the island of Ireland: executive summary

Authors: Balanda, Kevin P.; Barron, Steve; Fahy, Lorraine

Title: Making chronic conditions count: hypertension, stroke, coronary heart disease, diabetes. A systematic approach to estimating and forecasting population prevalence on the island of Ireland: technical supplement

Authors: Barron, Steve; Balanda, Kevin P.; Fahy, Lorraine

Title: Making chronic conditions count: hypertension, stroke, coronary heart disease, diabetes. A systematic approach to estimating and forecasting population prevalence on the island of Ireland

Authors: Balanda, Kevin P.; Barron, Steve; Fahy, Lorraine; McLaughlin, Aisling

Title: Fentanyl transdermal patches - recommendations for safe and appropriate use

Authors: Irish Medicines Board (IMB)

Title: Advance directives in mental health care: hearing the voice of the mentally ill

Authors: Morrissey, Fiona

Description: Advance directives or “living wills” are statements by competent adults setting out their wishes in anticipation of future incapacity to make decisions. The capacity to make independent choices and decisions may be impacted by mental illness, making advance directives of relevance to mental health law. Advance mental health directives allow competent individuals to specify their treatment preferences in advance of an incapacitating mental health crisis. Advocates believe that they can enhance autonomy and empower persons with mental illness to participate in their future treatment decisions. Opponents believe that they present a wide range of legal and ethical problems, making them unworkable in practice. The potential therapeutic, economic and human rights benefits demand their consideration in the Irish mental health context.

Title: Direct healthcare professional communication on the appropriate use of and medication errors associated with Exelon/Prometax transdermal patch

Authors: Novartis Ireland Ltd

Title: Nurses and Midwives Bill 2010

Title: Guide to the national rules scheme for homeopathic medicinal products

Authors: Irish Medicines Board (IMB)

Title: Compensation for thalidomide survivors

Authors: State Claims Agency

Title: Drug safety newsletter (May 2010, Issue Number 37)

Authors: Irish Medicines Board (IMB)

Title: Fentanyl transdermal patches - recommendations for safe and appropriate use

Authors: Irish Medicines Board (IMB)

Title: Medical devices newsletter (April 2010, Vol. 1 No. 28)

Authors: Irish Medicines Board (IMB)

Title: Acute hospital bed review: appendices

Authors: PA Consulting Group

Title: Adolescent grief

Authors: Irish Hospice Foundation; Health Service Executive (HSE)

Description: Leaflet

Title: Acute hospital bed review: a review of acute hospital bed use in hospitals in the Republic of Ireland with an Emergency Department (summary, conclusions and recommendations)

Authors: PA Consulting Group; Balance of Care Group

Title: Casemix adjustments 2010

Authors: Health Service Executive (HSE)