Brian McKeon

Are you a Senior ICT Engineer looking for a change? A role National Ambulance Service is a chance to work in a diverse and exciting environment, while making a real difference to peoples lives.

There's still time to apply! Closing date is this Wednesday 17th at 12:00.

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IPERN-PHECC-UCC Research Roundtable: Action Research et al IPERN and PHECC are delighted to collaborate with the Paramedicine team at University College Cork for our next Research Roundtable Event

IPERN, PHECC, & UCC (Emergency Medicine & Prehospital Care) Research roundtable: Tues 26/08/2025 @ 4pm

Speakers: Edel Burton, Eamonn Byrne, Michelle O'Toole, Dr. Eoin Couglan, Conor Deasy, @cumminsnm.bsky.social, @brianmckeon.bsky.social

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We're Hiring! Senior Clinical Informatics Analyst GVII - National Ambulance Service

Are you an experienced clinical informatics professional driven to improve patient outcomes through effective technology? Apply Here: lnkd.in/eSkFBmc8

#jobs #hiring #informatics #clinical

| The SPHeRE Programme | Structured Population and Health-services Research Education

Excellent Funded PhD Oppertunity: Modelling the future of integrated alternative care pathways in community based unscheduled care

www.sphereprogramme.ie/6084-2/

Close-up of a woman’s phone in her hand. The HSE Health App is open. The text says ‘The HSE Health App puts your health in your hands. Download the HSE Health App today’.

You can now download the new HSE Health App. With a verified MyGovID, you can safely and securely store your self-declared medication details in the app. Expectant mothers can also see their upcoming maternity appointments. More features will be added in the future. Find out more: hse.ie/health-app

Ambulances, helicopters and medical advice: Behind the scenes at one of Ireland's 999 call centres Staff at the National Ambulance Service’s two call centres process around 1,000 emergency calls every day.

Chances are that if you’ve dialled 999, it has been a worrying moment in your life.

But for staff at the National Ambulance Service, such calls are a normal part of the 1,000 or so emergencies processed at their command and control centres every day.

http://jrnl.ie/6626192t

Massive congratulations 🙌 so very well deserved 👏👏👏

Three Kerry sisters win BT Young Scientist top prize Three sisters from Tralee, Co Kerry are the winners of this year's BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

Three sisters from Tralee, Co Kerry are the winners of this year's BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition for their project which was a medical assistance app designed to support emergency healthcare response www.rte.ie/news/2025/01...

Great day at the BT Young Scientist exhibition. Got to meet some inspiring young people with projects promoting AED Registration and an Emergency Health App👏👏👏
#BTYSE #STEM

Concern for well-being of missing Limerick girls Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of two 14-year-old girls, Caoimhe Barry and Khloe Murphy, who are missing from their homes in Castleconnell and Annacotty, ...

Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of two 14-year-old girls, Caoimhe Barry and Khloe Murphy, who are missing from their homes in Castleconnell and Annacotty, Limerick since yesterday

Very proud of our Luke as he and Orlaith present their project on Microplastics in fish gastrointestinal systems from different catchments. Can’t wait to go up and see all the projects later in the week. 👏👏👏 #BTYSE

Before it’s even in the house!🤣🤣🤣

It all starts out great, talking about old decorations, the boys chasing each other with cheap tinsel that makes you itch. Everyone’s having a ball, then the music and untangling lights combo kicks in!!😱🎄

Privileged to be at the National Ambulance Service student passing out for the class of 2024👏👏👏

Absolutely true, LLMs aren’t a substitute for knowledge. They’re incredibly useful tools, but you need to know enough in the first place to see when the output is wrong. Also works when you get output and then go and learn enough to know it’s right.

Posed black and white photograph of Hannah Moylan possibly in her graduation gown

On this day, 2 December 1867, Hannah Moylan was baptised in Galway. In 1873, she moved to Limerick. She attended the Model School (her father was Headmaster) & De Prins College, Mallow Street. She was the first woman to earn a Bachelor of Science in Ireland.

#Gemini Advanced is impressive. I was reading a complex paper and had questions. Fire up the AI and before I knew it I was having a conversation about specifics in that paper and how it relates to other models. You need to know enough to see if it's wrong, but still incredibly helpful.