The image is a promotional graphic for a heart health event. It features a purple background with the text "Your Healthy Heart" in large, white and pink letters. Below this, it reads, "A free in-person event to help you understand, protect, and improve your heart health." In the top left corner is a white logo for "My Health RCSI." Occupying the top right is a stylized, heart-shaped cutout showing two men outdoors. They appear to be in athletic wear—one in an Arsenal football jersey and the other in a grey Nike Trail shirt and a black baseball cap—smiling and talking to each other.

There are limited spaces available for Weednesday's #MyHealthRCSI discussion on 'Your healthy heart’.
Taking place at 118 St Stephen’s Green from 6-7:30pm, everyone is welcome to this free, in-person event.

To register visit www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-...

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RCSI's Dr Rachel Beatty has been named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 in the Science & Health category.

Dr Beatty developed a first-of-its-kind medical implant that detects and counters immune attacks, reducing scar tissue that can damage devices.

Read more:
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Inspiring the next generation of changemakers A global surgery course, Essential Research Skills: A Global Surgery Perspective, developed by RCSI and Stellenbosch University has been launched. More ...

A collaboration between RCSI and Stellenbosch University won Best Erasmus Programme at The Education Awards.

The programme is the first of its kind and the first example of a student-academic collaboration in global surgery crossing borders.

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RCSI researchers have secured four awards under the Research Ireland Enterprise Partnership Programme 🎉

This initiative supports postgraduate researchers to apply their expertise beyond academia while partnering with industry.

Read more: www.researchireland.ie/news/enterpr...

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RCSI has launched a new free online CPD course, Just and Learning Culture in Healthcare Contexts.

The new programme is designed for healthcare professionals at all levels who want to strengthen patient safety through open reporting and supportive cultures.

Find out more here: tinyurl.com/4x48hvu9

Registration for the 2026 National Healthcare Outcomes Conference closes this Friday.

Join us on 21 April to explore ‘Innovation for Better Health Outcomes’ with expert speakers on data, policy & digital skills.

Register and view the full programme: healthcareoutcomes.eu

RCSI researchers have received more than €1M in funding through the @researchireland.ie Infrastructure Programme for installation of state-of-the-art equipment.

The awards are in the areas of hard tissue analysis and simulated medical device testing.

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RCSI 118 St Stephens' Green Official Opening - A healthier future YouTube video by RCSI

The official opening of 118 St Stephen’s Green by Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD and Minister James Lawless TD was a proud moment for RCSI.

We reflect back on this significant milestone in our history in this short video, which captures some of the highlights of the day.

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Research led by Professor Nuala Healy found over 60% of patients support AI as an adjunct to radiologists, but not fully autonomous use.

The study highlights the importance of including patient perspectives in deploying AI in clinical care.

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New RCSI research shows brain tumour incidence in Ireland has risen by 35% over 25 years, while survival is improving.

More people are living longer after diagnosis, highlighting the need for expanded rehabilitation services.

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RCSI has announced the appointment of Professor Fiona Kent as Director of the Health Professions Education Centre (HPEC).

Professor Kent will lead the development of an ambitious strategy for HPEC, with a focus on advancing interprofessional learning.

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Registrations are open for the Beaumont RCSI Cancer Conference on 21 May 2026, with the theme of 'From Prevention to Personalised Care'.

Join us for a day of insight, innovation and collaboration in cancer care. CPD points will be available to attendees.

Register: www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-...

RCSI launches new generative AI policy and resource hub RCSI has launched a new, comprehensive Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Usage Policy, alongside a dedicated RCSI AI Hub. More ...

RCSI is proud to launch a new Generative AI Usage Policy, alongside a dedicated AI Hub for staff.

The resources provide support and set clear guidelines for the ethical use of Generative AI across education, research and professional practice at RCSI.

Read more ➡️ www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-...

Last week marked a milestone moment for RCSI with the opening of 118 St Stephen’s Green.

This film looks back at the history that brought us here, from 1784 to today, shaping healthcare education and research in Ireland.

Watch now ⬇️ youtu.be/0ZkaegBMQIw

RCSI unveils new tapestry exploring links between medicine and art A tapestry which explores the relationship between art and medicine has been unveiled in RCSI. More ...

A tapestry, ‘I Have Found Myself' which explores the relationship between art and medicine has been unveiled in RCSI.

The artwork by RCSI’s 2021 Art Award winner Domino Whisker and draws inspiration from brain scan imagery of Alzheimer’s patients.

Read more: www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-...

Researchers from RCSI and the Cardiovascular Research Institute Dublin have published a new review of drug-coated balloon technology in Nature Reviews Cardiology.

It explores the evidence and clinical use of this technology in coronary and peripheral artery disease.

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Innovative national osteoarthritis pathway transforms patient care and delivers major cost savings Results from a review of a new osteoarthritis pathway for hip and knee patients shows faster access to care, improved patient outcomes and major cost savings across two pilot sites.

A new osteoarthritis pathway is transforming patient care in Ireland while delivering major cost savings.

Developed by the RCSI HSE National Clinical Programme for Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery with the HSE, it is changing how hip and knee osteoarthritis is managed.

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Four RCSI researchers have secured @researchireland.ie Enterprise Fellowships.

Congratulations to Dr Conor Murphy, Dr Cathal O'Hara, Dr Mahmoud Soliman and Dr Mona Heiland with partners Centric Health, T-Pro, Glantreo and MIR Therapeutics BV.

🔗 www.researchireland.ie/news/enterpr...

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A group of eight women standing together on a staircase in a modern interior, smiling at the camera. They are dressed in a mix of professional and smart-casual attire, arranged across different steps with warm lighting and wood panelling in the background.

RCSI and Vhi have partnered to research the impact of student-led community health clinics.

The study will explore how interprofessional clinical experience supports student learning, shaping future models of education and preventative community care.

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Register now for the National Healthcare Outcome Conference, taking place on 21 April 2026, with the theme 'Innovation for Better Health Outcomes'.

Speakers will include Professor Dipak Kalra, Dr Adele Whelan, and Dr Tanya Mulcahy.

Register here: healthcareoutcomes.eu

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Research led by Professor Paul Kavanagh highlights the scale of tobacco & vaping industry lobbying in Ireland.

Findings call for clearer guidelines to protect public health policy under WHO commitments.

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Ten RCSI researchers have secured over €980,000 through Research Ireland’s Government of Ireland programmes.

Projects span antimicrobial resistance, tissue engineering, breast cancer, sepsis detection and work-related violence in social work.

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RCSI has marked a significant milestone with the official opening of 118 St Stephen’s Green by Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD and Minister James Lawless TD.

This €95 million development represents a long-term investment in Ireland’s health system.

Learn more 🔗 www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-... #SDGs

RCSI 118 St Stephen's Green - A healthier future YouTube video by RCSI

Ireland’s health system faces complex challenges and increasing demand for healthcare professionals. 118 St Stephen’s Green reflects RCSI's long-term commitment to education, research and better health.

Watch how we're shaping the future of health in Ireland and globally.

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We are looking forward to a special day at RCSI as we prepare to welcome Taoiseach Micheál Martin T.D. for the official opening of 118 St Stephen’s Green.

A milestone moment for RCSI and for health sciences education, research and public engagement in Ireland.

How can meaningful change be delivered across health systems?

The Carmichael Lecture at the RCSI Charter Meeting 2026 was delivered by Ms Mary Harney, who reflected on the importance of collaboration and alignment across clinical, scientific and policy spheres.

Watch here: youtu.be/dVkgVwX08_s?...

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Professor Kevin McGuigan recently joined LMFM Radio to discuss the impact of the SURG-WATER project.

The initiative is bringing UV-based water treatment technology to health facilities in Malawi, helping to ensure access to clean, safe water.

Listen back: shows.acast.com/lmfm-late-lu...

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Four professionals stand on a staircase in a modern building, each holding a copy of the “Model of Care for Interventional Radiology” report. They are dressed in formal business attire and smiling at the camera, with warm indoor lighting and contemporary architecture in the background.

Ireland’s first Model of Care for Interventional Radiology marks a major step forward.

In the Medical Times, Prof Michael Lee outlines how IR is a vital, life-saving specialty. This new roadmap aims to improve access and standardise care nationwide.

➡️ www.medicalindependent.ie/comment/opin...

Dr Ian Woods awarded prestigious Royal Society-Research Ireland University Research Fellowship Dr Ian Woods has been awarded a prestigious Royal Society-Research Ireland University Research Fellowship. More ...

RCSI is pleased to share that Dr Ian Woods has been awarded a prestigious Royal Society – @researchireland.ie University Research Fellowship.

His project will develop an innovative approach to repairing traumatic brain injury.

Read more: www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-...

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Simulated physiotherapy placements allow students to build confidence in a controlled environment.

The RCSI School of Physiotherapy has integrated simulated placements into the curriculum since the pandemic to enhance experiential learning.

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