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Covid-19 HSE Clinical Guidance and Evidence
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- About - HSE Repository for Interim Clinical Guidance intended for the Clinical Community
- Frameworks, Operational Pathways, Impact
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- Cardiovascular
- Critical Care
- Diabetes
- Diagnostic testing / sampling and investigations
- Emergency Department / Wards
- Gastroenterology and Hepatology
- Information Leaflets for Patients
- Maternity/Women and Infants
- Neurology
- Nutritional Care
- Obesity
- Paediatrics
- Renal
- Respiratory
- Sepsis
- Surgery
- Trauma and Orthopaedics
- Transfusion
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- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Clinical Assessment
- Coroner and Procedures in the event of death
- Dentistry
- Disability ServicesToggle Dropdown
- Ethical Framework
- Health and Social Care ProfessionalsToggle Dropdown
- Health and WellbeingToggle Dropdown
- Immunisation
- Infection Prevention and Control for Health Care Workers
- Medication
- Mental HealthToggle Dropdown
- National Ambulance Service
- Nursing and Midwifery Resources and Educational Material
- Community Assessment Resource for COVID 19
- Critical Care Resource COVID 19
- Resource Pack for Healthcare Assistants and Healthcare Assistants entering the Health Service in response to COVID-19 Outbreak 2020
- Supports for nurses/midwives and those returning to professional practice in response to Covid-19
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- Clinical management of Older Persons in an acute care setting
- Clinical management of Older Persons in a community (homecare) setting
- Clinical management of Older Persons in a residential care setting
- Prevention & Management of COVID-19 Cases & Outbreaks in Residential Care Facilities & Similar Units
- Palliative CareToggle Dropdown
- Anticipatory Prescribing
- Syringe Driver Prescribing
- Non-Pharmacological Care in the Last Hours or Days of Life
- Management of severe breathlessness in the Last Hours or Days of Life
- Prescribing regular subcutaneous medications in last hours or days of life
- Recognising Dying in the Last Hours or Days of Life
- Useful Resources - Irish Hospice Foundation
- Point of Care Tools
- Primary Care
- Residential Services
Nursing and Midwifery
Supports for nurses/midwives and those returning to professional practice in response to Covid-19
| Resource Pack for Registered Children's Nurses and Registered Nurses/Registered Children's Nurses Returning to Children's Nursing in response to Covid-19 outbreak 2020
| Resource Pack for Registered Midwives and Registered Midwives Returning to Professional Practice in response to Covid-19 Outbreak 2020
| Resource Pack for Registered Nurses and Registered Nurses Returning to Professional Nursing Practice (General) in response to Covid-19 outbreak 2020
| Resource Pack for Registered Nurses and Registered Nurses Returning to Professional Nursing Practice (Intellectual Disability) in response to Covid-19 outbreak 2020
| Resource Pack for Registered Nurses and Registered Nurses Returning to Professional Nursing Practice (Mental Health) in response to Covid-19 outbreak 2020
| Resource Pack for Registered Nurses and Registered Nurses Returning to Professional Nursing Practice (Older Persons Services) in response to Covid-19 outbreak 2020
| Resource Pack for Registered Nurses and Registered Nurses Returning to Professional Nursing Practice (Public Health) in response to COVID-19 Outbreak 2020
- Last Updated: Jun 21, 2022 10:17 AM
- URL: https://hse-ie.libguides.com/Covid19V2
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