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1. A pilot study investigating feasibility of mainstreaming germline BRCA1 and BRCA2 testing in high-risk patients with breast and/or ovarian cancer in three tertiary Cancer Centres in Ireland

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McVeigh, Terri Patricia, Sweeney, Karl J., Brennan, Donal J., McVeigh, Una M., Ward, Simon, Strydom, Ann, Seal, Sheila, Astbury, Katherine, Donnellan, Paul, Higgins, Joanne, Keane, Maccon, Kerin, Michael J., Malone, Carmel, McGough, Pauline, McLaughlin, Ray, O’Leary, Michael, Rushe, Margaret, Barry, Michael Kevin, MacGregor, Geraldine, Sugrue, Michael, Yousif, Ala, Al-Azawi, Dhafir, Berkeley, Eileen, Boyle, Terence J., Connolly, Elizabeth M., Nolan, Carmel, Richardson, Elaine, Giffney, Claire, Doyle, Samantha B., Broderick, Sheila, Boyd, William, McVey, Ruaidhri, Walsh, Thomas, Farrell, Michael, Gallagher, David J., Rahman, Nazneen, and George, Angela J.

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2023
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2. Maternal morbidity in placenta accreta spectrum following introduction of a multi-disciplinary service compared to standard care: an Irish perspective

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Bartels, Helena C., Mulligan, Karen M., Craven, Simon, Rogers, Ailin C., Higgins, Shane, O’Brien, Donal J., McVey, Ruaidhri, McParland, Peter, Walsh, Jennifer M., Carroll, Stephen, Corcoran, Siobhan, Robson, Mike, Mahony, Rhona, Downey, Paul, Brophy, David, Colleran, Gabrielle, McAuliffe, Fionnuala M., and Brennan, Donal J.

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2021
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8. Placenta accreta spectrum ultrasound stage and fetal growth

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Bartels, Helena C., primary, Walsh, Jennifer M., additional, O'Connor, Clare, additional, McParland, Peter, additional, Carroll, Stephen, additional, Higgins, Shane, additional, Mulligan, Karen M., additional, Downey, Paul, additional, Brophy, David, additional, Colleran, Gabrielle, additional, Thompson, Claire, additional, Walsh, Tom, additional, O'Brien, Donal J., additional, Brennan, Donal J., additional, McVey, Ruaidhri, additional, McAuliffe, Fionnuala M., additional, Donnelly, Jennifer, additional, and Corcoran, Siobhan M., additional

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2022
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9. A pilot study investigating feasibility of mainstreaming germline BRCA1 and BRCA2 testing in high-risk patients with breast and/or ovarian cancer in three tertiary Cancer Centres in Ireland

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McVeigh, Terri Patricia, primary, Sweeney, Karl J., additional, Brennan, Donal J., additional, McVeigh, Una M., additional, Ward, Simon, additional, Strydom, Ann, additional, Seal, Sheila, additional, Astbury, Katherine, additional, Donnellan, Paul, additional, Higgins, Joanne, additional, Keane, Maccon, additional, Kerin, Michael J., additional, Malone, Carmel, additional, McGough, Pauline, additional, McLaughlin, Ray, additional, O’Leary, Michael, additional, Rushe, Margaret, additional, Barry, Michael Kevin, additional, MacGregor, Geraldine, additional, Sugrue, Michael, additional, Yousif, Ala, additional, Al-Azawi, Dhafir, additional, Berkeley, Eileen, additional, Boyle, Terence J., additional, Connolly, Elizabeth M., additional, Nolan, Carmel, additional, Richardson, Elaine, additional, Giffney, Claire, additional, Doyle, Samantha B., additional, Broderick, Sheila, additional, Boyd, William, additional, McVey, Ruaidhri, additional, Walsh, Thomas, additional, Farrell, Michael, additional, Gallagher, David J., additional, Rahman, Nazneen, additional, and George, Angela J., additional

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2022
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11. Placenta accreta spectrum ultrasound stage and fetal growth.

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Bartels, Helena C., Walsh, Jennifer M., O'Connor, Clare, McParland, Peter, Carroll, Stephen, Higgins, Shane, Mulligan, Karen M., Downey, Paul, Brophy, David, Colleran, Gabrielle, Thompson, Claire, Walsh, Tom, O'Brien, Donal J., Brennan, Donal J., McVey, Ruaidhri, McAuliffe, Fionnuala M., Donnelly, Jennifer, and Corcoran, Siobhan M.

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2023
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16. Evaluating Moodle In Undergraduate Obstetrics and Gynaecology

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McVey, Ruaidhri M.

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Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Undergraduate Students, Medical Education, Moodle, ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION, Evaluation, Uncategorized
Abstract

‘Medical education is a national strategic asset that reflects well on the country, attracts the brightest and best school leavers from home and abroad and caters for our health needs. We have not, alas, looked after medical education in a manner that allows us to reassure the public that all is well.’ Irish Medical Council, 2003 In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web, and within 10 years it had become a valuable learning resource for the field of medicine. With the aim of improving the undergraduate student experience, educators have experimented with a variety of information technologies for the delivery of medical education. Web 2.0 is helping students to ascertain their learning goals effectively. Little evidence is available for the implementation of Moodle, a virtual learning environment, into an undergraduate obstetrics and gynaecology curriculum. This thesis demonstrates the integration of Moodle into the course, and the added value as it developed. Moodle was used to deliver a comprehensive online undergraduate curriculum in obstetrics and gynecology, in a multi-site Irish medical school setting in order to optimize clinical exposure for students. There is a paucity of evidence on reliably identifying medical students who are academically underperforming prior to high stakes examinations. Moodle has consistently demonstrated the ability to identify these struggling students This body of work informs and empowers educators and students to develop their teaching and learning. This thesis provides a point from which future work may examine the learning styles and behaviors of underperforming students with a view to effective remediation. The implementation and evaluation of Moodle was deemed not to require formal Ethics Board approval.

Published
2013

20. Clinical Approaches and Outcomes of Serous Endometrial Cancer in a Large Tertiary Referral Centre.

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Wilkinson, Michael, Murphy, Sarah, Corry, Edward, Walsh, Tom, Mcvey, Ruaidhri, Boyd, Bill Boyd, Hewitt, Matt, and Brennan, Donal

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Background Currently there is a lack of consensus on the uniform management of Serous Endometrial cancer, owing to the fact that often these patients are poor surgical and oncology candidates. Aims To describe the clinical approach and outcomes of 57 patients with Serous Endometrial cancer in a large tertiary referral centres. Methods A retrospective study from January 2009 to January 2018 of all cases of predominantly serous histology. Data parameters including treatment regimens and survival patterns were recorded. Results A total of 57 patients with an average age at presentation of 67.5 years (47-92) were included in the study. Upon diagnosis, 9/57 (16%) had an ASA ≥3 and were deemed unsuitable for surgical intervention. 5/9 (55.5%) received neoadjuvant chemotherapy, 2/9 (22.2%) received palliative RT while 2/9 (22.2%) declined treatment. 48/57 (84.2%) had upfront de-bulking surgery with a wide variation in the choice of adjuvant therapy; Chemo+RT 18/48 (37.5%), Chemo Only 16/48 (33.3%), RT only 3/48 (6.2%), Progesterone only 2/48 (4.1%), No Therapy 9/48 (5.9%). The 18 month progression free survival was 51.1%. There was a statistically significant difference in the 18 month progression free survival between the Chemo+RT and the Chemo only group; (71% V 42%: P<0.05). Conclusion A larger percentage of these patients receive neoadjuvant treatment only compared to their Endometrioid counterparts. There is a wide variation in adjuvant treatments with those receiving combined chemotherapy and radiotherapy having higher progression free survivals at 18 months. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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