Copayments for prescriptions may increase morbidity and mortality via reductions in adherence to medications. Relevant data can inform policy to minimise such unintended effects. We explored the generalisability of evidence ...
Barrett, A.; Cahill, Mary R.(Irish Medical Organisation, 2021)
Presentation: The patient initially presented with gum bleeding and a petechial rash. Diagnosis: The patient was found to be severely thrombocytopaenic and bone marrow biopsy showed a marked excess of megakaryocytes ...
Walsh, M.; O'Grady, M.; Sweeney, A. M.; Martin, L.; Kennedy, M.; Plant, Barry J.; Sadlier, C.; Henry, M.; Murphy, D. M.(Irish Medical Organisation, 2021)
Aims: Assessment of a supported discharge service for a cohort of patients admitted to Cork University Hospital with COVID-19 that were identified as being appropriate for remote patient monitoring. Methods: Patients ...
Crowley, Patrick; Doran, Kieran; O'Caoimh, Rónán(Irish Medical Organisation, 2021)
Introduction: This study examines the attitudes of Irish consultant physicians towards euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide. Methods: Data were collected between May and October 2016. A questionnaire was distributed ...
Bowe, S.; O’Connor, Cathal; Kenosi, M.; Murphy, L. A.(John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2021-05-28)
Aplasia cutis congenita (ACC) is a rare heterogenous group of disorders characterized by the absence of a portion of skin in a localized or widespread area at birth. 1 ACC is often sporadic but familial cases have been ...
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