Digital Solutions for Neurological Care
Launch of NAI Report on Online Service Provision Across Neurological care in Response to COVID19.
Parkinson’s and Golf
Gerry O’Connor was just 48 when he was told he was living with Parkinson’s.
Something to Think About
This educational storybook aims to raise funds for the Dublin Neurological Institute while teaching children and adults alike about the most important organ in our bodies, the brain.
What does a Neurologist do?
In the following article Prof. Tim Lynch describes the essentials of the role of the Neurologist. The text is reproduced here and is also provided as a download (PDF) at the end of the article. With the principle, that if you want to explain something in an effective manner – think of your target audience as young children – we also provide a download of a presentation Prof. Lynch made to 5th and 6th class pupils recently. The presentation is not fully complete as it does not contain accompanying video but gives a clear outline of the talk.
Inaugural IEHG Virtual Grand Rounds
Ireland East Hospital Group are delighted to invite you to the Inaugural IEHG Virtual Grand rounds ‘Simulation for Dummies’ this Friday morning March 26th at 8 AM.
Ms. Catherine Moran, Ireland’s First Woman Neurosurgeon
We are delighted to have Ms Catherine Moran as part of our Deep Brain Stimulation team here at The DNI.
Public Announcement: Impact of Corona Virus
The DNI is altering its services due to the impact of Covid-19 and new operating guidelines
Martin Igoe Raises Funds for the DNI
We’re delighted and grateful to show the tremendous efforts of ex Mater employee Martin Igoe who has raised over €5000 to support the DNI’s recent fundraiser.
Patient Interview – Mary Morris
We’re delighted and grateful to show the tremendous efforts of ex Mater employee Martin Igoe who has raised over €5000 to support the DNI’s recent fundraiser.
Let’s Run as One – 2021 DNI Run
Covid-19 has had an impact on everybody in some way or other and The Dublin Neurological Institute (DNI) is no different. We rely solely on donations and charitable grants and our patients need your support. Although based in Dublin we support patients from all over Ireland.
