HSE Ireland

A woman smiles, holding her phone. An image of the screen of the phone shows the "My Health" section of the HSE Health App. The text reads, "The HSE Health App puts your health in your hands. Check your flu and COVID-19 vaccine records in the HSE Health App."

The HSE Health App lets you:
📌 Check your flu and COVID-19 vaccine records
📌 Track healthcare appointments
📌 Keep a list of medicines and allergies
📌 Carry digital versions of your health cards

Learn more about the HSE Health App: bit.ly/3MxVFWa

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but we can help. You'll get specialist care at your nearest injury unit for recent injuries (less than 6 weeks old) that are not life-threatening and unlikely to need admission to hospital.

Find your nearest injury unit: bit.ly/3OpidJ9

A procedure is being filmed in an operating theatre. The text reads, 'University Hospital Galway showcases global leadership.'

University Hospital Galway, a recognised leader in interventional radiology, showcased its expertise by hosting live endovascular cases for the prestigious Leipzig Interventional Congress international conference, which took place in Germany recently.
Read more: bit.ly/4rwty9f | #OurHealthService

If sparks are flying this Valentine's, keep condoms close.

Condoms help protect against STIs and also help prevent unplanned pregnancy when used correctly every time you have sex. Make them part of your plans and look after each other.

An téacs 'Aire a thabhairt duit féin sa bhaile' ar chúlra glas. 'Lig do scíth. Bain úsáid as paraicéiteamól nó iobúpróifein le pian nó fiabhras a mhaolú. Ól neart uisce chun go leor uisce a choinneáil sa chorp'.

I gcás an-chuid gnáththinnis laethúla, amhail slaghdán, casacht nó scornach tinn, ní gá antaibheathach a ghlacadh agus is féidir iad a chóireáil sa bhaile.

Faigh amach cén chaoi iad a chóireáil sa bhaile agus cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg: bit.ly/3MtXbbR

White text on a green background, reading: HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing. Every School Day Matters: Supporting Attendance, with Dr Abigail Collins and Áine O'Keeffe. Hosted by Noreen Turley.

In this episode of the Talking Health And Wellbeing podcast, Noreen Turley is joined by Áine O’Keeffe and Dr Abigail Collins to explore why school attendance matters and practical supports for families when health or anxiety impacts school. Listen here: bit.ly/3ZyLHXr

6 members of staff, all female and wearing blue uniforms, standing together and smiling at the camera. Image text reads: Portiuncula University Hospital opens new Maternity Outpatient Facility.

Portiuncula University Hospital has opened a new Maternity Outpatient Facility. The facility supports both consultant-led and midwife-led clinics, improving access, comfort and continuity of care throughout the pregnancy journey. Read more on our website: bit.ly/4rL7qYg | #OurHealthService

The Balancing Stress Programme is a free online resource to help people to manage stress using practical, evidence-based tools and exercises. Find out more on our website: bit.ly/4aOJZ9N
#HSEBalancingStress

Text that reads: Symptoms of norovirus. You are likely to have norovirus if you: start to get sick (vomit) suddenly, vomit lots of times or have diarrhoea. Some people also have a slight fever, headaches, painful stomach cramps and aching limbs. Visit hse.ie to learn more.

Norovirus, also known as winter vomiting bug, can be caught any time of the year. It is an easily spread virus that causes sudden onset of vomiting and diarrhoea. Cases of Norovirus are increasing in Ireland.
For information on the symptoms, visit our website bit.ly/4rJWfPE

Text that says 'Benefits and schemes, medical card, long-term illness, gp visit card, drugs payment scheme'.

There are a range of benefits and schemes available that can help with healthcare costs. You can store your cards in the HSE Health App.

Find out more information here: bit.ly/4aHtq0n

Infographic that says, 'Get the right care, from the right place. Self-care, take care of minor ailments such as colds and sore throats at home with a first aid kit and a well-stocked medicine cabinet. Pharmacy, ask your local pharmacist for advice on common minor illnesses such as headaches, tummy aches and coughs. GP surgery, make an appointment with your GP if you're feeling unwell and it is not an emergency for example, feeling ill, back pains or ear aches. Injury unit, get treatment for injuries like broken bones, dislocations and minor burns. Out of hours GP, if you urgently need to see a GP outside of normal hours, contact your local GP out of hours service. Visit an ED or call 999/112 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, for example if they are choking or have chest pains or breathing problems'.

If you or your family feel unwell, consider all healthcare options so you can get the right care, from the right place.

Léaráid agus an téacs 'Riochtaí, siomptóim, cóireáil, cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg, Sláinte A-Z'.

Is é ‘Sláinte A go Z’ do threoir maidir le breis is 400 riocht sláinte, a siomptóim agus a gcóireálacha, lena n-áirítear céard ba cheart a dhéanamh agus cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg.

Cuardaigh eolas maidir le riochtaí éagsúla anseo: bit.ly/4tqOfEL

Meningitis is an infection of the lining of the brain and spinal cord. It’s a very serious illness, and anyone can get it.
Meningitis can cause serious brain problems and can lead to death if it is not treated quickly.

Learn about the symptoms on our website: bit.ly/4r0Pclz

Grianghraf gar-amhairc de bhun cosa duine agus lorg dearg ar a sháil. Deir an téacs san íomhá ‘Faiscíteas Tráchta’.

Is éard is faiscíteas tráchta ann ná riocht ina bhfuil pian agat i dtrácht na coise, thart ar do sháil agus d’áirse. Is é is cúis leis ná stangadh a bhaint as an gcuid den chos a nascann an chnámh shála leis na méara coise (an faisce tráchta).

Tuilleadh eolais: bit.ly/4tokfct

A couple sit together on the couch, smiling as they look at a laptop screen. The text reads, 'More people than ever are eligible for a GP visit card.'

If you have a GP visit card, your visit is free. You can store your GP visit card in the HSE Health App.

More people than ever are eligible for a GP visit card. You too could be eligible.

Apply online today to find out: bit.ly/4qkj0Zn

An image of the Kerry Specialist Mental Health Hub from overhead. The text reads, "Kerry Specialist Mental Health Hub offers same day access to care."

Offering same-day access to the care you need, the Kerry Specialist Mental Health Hub offers patients a private, confidential, and respectful assessment carried out by skilled mental health professionals.
Read more: bit.ly/4taOB2h | #OurHealthService

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but we can help. You'll get specialist care at your nearest injury unit for recent injuries (less than 6 weeks old) that are not life-threatening and unlikely to need admission to hospital.

Find your nearest injury unit: bit.ly/4r3jaoT

Léaráid agus an téacs 'Riochtaí, siomptóim, cóireáil, cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg, Sláinte A-Z'.

Is é ‘Sláinte A go Z’ do threoir maidir le breis is 400 riocht sláinte, a siomptóim agus a gcóireálacha, lena n-áirítear céard ba cheart a dhéanamh agus cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg. Cuardaigh eolas maidir le riochtaí éagsúla anseo: bit.ly/46pLVnv

Dr Niamh Clarke, smiling at the camera. Image text reads: managing low mood, depression and relationships. Episode number 130, Talking Health and Wellbeing. This episode covers: reach out early, be patient with yourself, build resilience, stronger relationships, kindness and gratitude, expert tips for the future. The HSE and Healthy Ireland logos are in the image.

In this episode of #HSETalkingHealthAndWellbeing we speak with Dr Niamh Clarke and Dr Michelle Howard & explore the HSE Balancing Stress sessions 4 to 6 focusing on coping with low mood, the impact of stress on relationships, and building resilience to cope with stress. hse.ie/balancingstress

Infographic that says, 'Get the right care, from the right place. Self-care, take care of minor ailments such as colds and sore throats at home with a first aid kit and a well-stocked medicine cabinet. Pharmacy, ask your local pharmacist for advice on common minor illnesses such as headaches, tummy aches and coughs. GP surgery, make an appointment with your GP if you're feeling unwell and it is not an emergency for example, feeling ill, back pains or ear aches. Injury unit, get treatment for injuries like broken bones, dislocations and minor burns. Out of hours GP, if you urgently need to see a GP outside of normal hours, contact your local GP out of hours service. Visit an ED or call 999/112 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, for example if they are choking or have chest pains or breathing problems'.

If you or your family feel unwell, consider all healthcare options so you can get the right care, from the right place.

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at University Maternity Hospital Limerick has been transformed in recent months, adding a two-storey extension and refurbished clinical space. Read more: bit.ly/4rmTiEi | #OurHealthService

An gcuireann d’eagraíocht seirbhísí sláinte nó sóisialta ar fáil? Déan iarratas ar mhaoiniú aonuaire idir €300 agus €10,000 trí Scéimeanna Deontais an Chrannchuir Náisiúnta agus an Chúraim Faoisimh FSS.
Déan iarratas agus foghlaim tuilleadh ag: bit.ly/4agvKu3

The National Cancer Control Programme have developed the IIOP Cancer Care Hub, in collaboration with the Irish Institute of Pharmacy (IIOP). This is an online information resource hub for pharmacists focused on the care of patients with cancer.

➡️ iiop.ie/content/canc... | #WorldCancerDay

1 in 2 people in Ireland will develop cancer at some stage in their lives.

Cancer survival is better than ever in Ireland. Finding cancer early means it is easier to treat.

Know the signs and contact your GP if you notice anything unusual for you: bit.ly/4qmDosJ

#WorldCancerDay

Working Life: Your health can change quickly, and you can never take it for granted Janette Boran, Healthy Ireland coordinator, Kilkenny County Council

“I became interested in the impact physical activity can have on people living with chronic conditions, as well as older adults and those with additional needs”. Janette Boran, Healthy Ireland coordinator, Kilkenny County Council, discusses her #WorkingLife: bit.ly/4qZr1UH @irishexaminer.bsky.social

A healthcare worker speaking to a young man with Down Syndrome while another man looks on. The image text reads: National Consent Policy.

The National Consent Policy describes how you have the right to be involved in decisions about your treatment and care. Any healthcare worker giving a test, treatment or service must seek your consent first.

Read more about the policy: bit.ly/4ry6nuO

Vitamin D plays an important role in keeping your bones and muscles healthy. Everyone in Ireland needs to take a vitamin D supplement, either all year or some of the year. The amount you need depends on your age, skin tone, your situation and the time of year: bit.ly/3ZgBb75

If you or your family feel unwell, consider all healthcare options so you can get the right care, from the right place.

A nurse in scrubs speaks into a microphone. The text reads, "New Tallaght hospital dementia podcast series shares patient insights."

Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) recently launched a podcast series that explores dementia through a mix of patient experiences and expert insight. The series is available on all major podcast platforms.
Read more: bit.ly/4pXg4l2 | #OurHealthService

Tá níos mó daoine ná riamh incháilithe le haghaidh cárta cuairte dochtúra saor in aisce.

Is féidir le daoine agus teaghlaigh coinne saor in aisce a fháil le dochtúir ach Cárta Cuairte Dochtúra a bheith acu. Is féidir le duine ar bith cur isteach ar Chárta Cuairte Dochtúra. Le tuilleadh eolais a fháil, féach: bit.ly/48fxXmF