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The Road to Ucare Accreditation

The Road to UCARE Accreditation

The Road to UCARE Accreditation

Dr Katie Ridge

Specialist Registrar Immunology St James’s Hospital, Dublin

Dr. Ridge is a Specialist Registrar at St. James’s Hospital with a keen interest in Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria. In her talk, Dr. Ridge highlights how St. James’s Hospital became the first site in Ireland to achieve...Show more

IE11282878 | September 2024
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Mindfulness for CSU Patients

Mindfulness for CSU Patients

Mindfulness for CSU Patients

Jennifer Donnelly

PhD Scholar St James’s Hospital, Dublin

Jennifer Donnelly is a PhD scholar, dedicated to improving patient outcomes through innovative non-pharmaceutical interventions in clinical settings. Her research focuses on the intricate relationship between stress, a significant...Show more

IE11282884 | September 2024
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Who Cares About Urticaria?

Who cares about urticaria?

Who cares about Urticaria CSU Webinar

Prof Conlon is a Consultant Clinical Immunologist in St. James’s Hospital and Director of the Diagnostic Immunology Lab in St. James’s. He set up the first dedicated adult Urticaria clinic in Ireland in St. James’s and the hospital was awarded the Ucare accreditation in 2022, meaning St. James’s Hospital is a Centre of Excellence for...Show more

IE11214850 | June 2024
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Tips on how to approach urticaria in children

Tips on how to approach urticaria in children

Urticaria in children CSU Webinar

Dr. Byrne is a Consultant Paediatric Allergist in Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin and Tallaght Hospitals with a wealth of experience from the US, the UK and Ireland. She established the paediatric allergy service in Crumlin. The talk highlights the importance of knowing that hives are indeed hives in children, the causes of angioedema,...Show more

IE11214839 | June 2024
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