• Clinical and economic systematic literature review to support the development of an integrated care programme for chronic disease prevention and management for the Irish health system 

  Savage, Eileen; Hegarty, Josephine; Weathers, Elizabeth; Mulligan, Lydia; O'Reilly, Anthony; Cronly, Jennifer; Condon, Carol; McCarthy, Vera; Lehane, Elaine; Hartigan, Irene; Horgan, Aine; Bradley, Colin; Browne, John; Murphy, Aileen; Cronin, Jodi; Flynn, Maura; Drennan, Jonathan (Health Service Executive, 2015-07)

  Based on a clinical and economic systematic review of the international literature, this report presents the evidence on integrated care programmes and generic models of care designed for chronic disease prevention and ...
• Infant mental health training for early years practitioners 

  Martin, Shirley; O'Hara, Louise; Curtin, Margaret; Dennehy, Janet (Taylor & Francis, 2022-06-16)

  Children will be able to truly thrive in school and life if their mental well-being is supported, beginning in their early years. Amid growing international awareness about the importance of building the competency of those ...
• Examining fathers’ feeding practices with their children 

  O'Connor, Simone (University College Cork, 2021-12-21)

  Background: The prevalence of obesity is increasing globally at a rapid rate resulting in a significant threat to public health. Only thirty-seven percent of the Irish population have a normal Body Mass Index (BMI), while ...
• Advanced practitioners’ experience of interprofessional collaboration when implementing evidence-based practice into routine care: an Interpretative phenomenological analysis 

  Clarke, Vanessa (University College Cork, 2021-09-30)

  Background: Implementation of Evidence-based Practice (EBP) is essential in ensuring high quality healthcare at minimum cost. Nurse practitioners as clinical leaders are responsible for leading and collaborating with ...
• The investigation of paternal stress, anxiety and depression during the perinatal period and the coexistence of paternal stress, anxiety and depression in the early postnatal period 

  Philpott, Lloyd F. (University College Cork, 2021-10-08)

  Background: While there is growing interest in paternal postnatal mental health among clinicians and researchers, the major of research has focused primarily on depression. More recently, stress and anxiety have also ...

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