6 Mar 2006

'Recent Developments in Knowledge Management for Public Health’ - Launch of the All-Ireland electronic library for public health

Linen Hall Library, Belfast, 6 March 2006

Last year, Ireland and Northern Ireland’s Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO) was established in the Institute of Public Health in Ireland.

12 Jun 2006

'Making Diabetes Count'
12th June 2006
Royal College of Physicians in Ireland, Dublin

The launch of first report of The Irish Diabetes Prevalence Working Group, Ireland and Northern Ireland's Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO), Institute of Public Health in Ireland will be held on 12 June 2006.

7 Nov 2006

Health Intelligence crucial to better decisions in health policy, planning and service delivery

Release Date: Tuesday 7th November 2006

The Inaugural All-Ireland Health Intelligence Conference, which focuses on improving health and reducing health inequalities, including the issue of health service planning and delivery, was officially opened today (Tuesday , November 7th) by Professor Brendan Drumm, CEO of the Health Service Executive. The conference takes place at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham until tomorrow.

9 Jul 2007

A new report published by the Institute of Public Health in Ireland (IPH) and released on Monday 9 July 2007, predicts a 26% increase in diabetes in Northern Ireland and a 37% increase in the Republic over the ten year period (2005-2015).  The new report entitled, Making Diabetes Count: What does the future hold? is the second such report from the authors - The Irish Diabetes Prevalence Working Group.

INIsPHO Event Series 2007

Ireland & Northern-Ireland’s Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO) housed within the Institute of Public Health), focuses on the practical issues in the development, dissemination and use of health intelligence.

To support the use of both non-numerical and numerical intelligence, the Observatory has developed two web-based initiatives.  These are the All Ireland electronic Health Library (AIeHL) and the INIsPHO (Online) Data system.

INIsPHO Event Series 2007

Ireland & Northern-Ireland’s Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO) housed within the Institute of Public Health), focuses on the practical issues in the development, dissemination and use of health intelligence.

To support the use of both non-numerical and numerical intelligence, the Observatory has developed two web-based initiatives.  These are the All Ireland electronic Health Library (AIeHL) and the INIsPHO (Online) Data system.

INIsPHO Event Series 2007

Ireland & Northern-Ireland’s Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO) housed within the Institute of Public Health), focuses on the practical issues in the development, dissemination and use of health intelligence.

To support the use of both non-numerical and numerical intelligence, the Observatory has developed two web-based initiatives.  These are the All Ireland electronic Health Library (AIeHL) and the INIsPHO (Online) Data system.

INIsPHO Event Series 2007

Ireland & Northern-Ireland’s Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO) housed within the Institute of Public Health), focuses on the practical issues in the development, dissemination and use of health intelligence.

To support the use of both non-numerical and numerical intelligence, the Observatory has developed two web-based initiatives.  These are the All Ireland electronic Health Library (AIeHL) and the INIsPHO (Online) Data system.

INIsPHO Event Programme 2008

The training they provide is tailored for all those working across the health sectors who are interested in strengthening their decision-making through better use of relevant, timely and reliable health intelligence.

INIsPHO Event Programme 2008

Ireland & Northern-Ireland’s Population Health Observatory’s (INIsPHO) training workshops focus on the practical issues in the development, dissemination and use of health intelligence.

The training they provide is tailored for all those working across the health sectors who are interested in strengthening their decision-making through better use of relevant, timely and reliable health intelligence.